In my experience with Angular and React training, developers don't use proper markup because the sources they learn from don't use proper markup. This is not a slight at any group of developers, simply an observation from the sources I've learned from.
Accessibility has long been an ignored part of development. I feel like accessibility is finally starting to get its due like web standards did 13+ years back.
It is articles like yours that help push the idea of accessibility into other developers minds. While I'll still push for the use of semantic and accessible HTML by default over adding in fixes, this article has taken something totally inaccessible and made it more accessible. That is an enormous win for those that need it.
Keep on writing the good code. Lets go Os.
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In my experience with Angular and React training, developers don't use proper markup because the sources they learn from don't use proper markup. This is not a slight at any group of developers, simply an observation from the sources I've learned from.
Accessibility has long been an ignored part of development. I feel like accessibility is finally starting to get its due like web standards did 13+ years back.
It is articles like yours that help push the idea of accessibility into other developers minds. While I'll still push for the use of semantic and accessible HTML by default over adding in fixes, this article has taken something totally inaccessible and made it more accessible. That is an enormous win for those that need it.
Keep on writing the good code. Lets go Os.