All articles tagged with #screen readers
Originally Published 6 months ago — by Hacker News
The article argues that using descriptive link text, including verbs like 'download' or 'get,' is more effective and accessible than vague phrases like 'click here,' as it improves clarity for users, screen readers, and search engines, despite some resistance from marketing perspectives.
Originally Published 2 years ago — by The Verge
Reddit is testing "Official" labels for profiles to verify authenticity and reduce impersonation on its platform. The labels are currently visible on Reddit's iOS and Android apps and will be rolled out to other platforms based on user feedback. Additionally, Reddit announced accessibility improvements for its apps to make them compatible with screen readers, with a timeline for different parts of the app becoming accessible. The company has been working on addressing accessibility concerns raised by users and moderators, but some communication gaps still exist.