All posts filed under: Accessibility
Facts are stubborn things
You might think that privacy and accessibility are universally respected concepts and values. They are not.
Should screen readers be detectable in analytics?
Over at the PowerMapper blog I’ve explored both sides of a great debate: should screen readers be detectable in analytics? It’s an issue that pits accessibility against privacy, with legal complications thrown in for fun. While the technical difficulties of the question make it a pub discussion rather than reality, it’s still a question worth exploring. I want to thank everyone who supplied quotes and insight on the issue. They made this a fascinating piece […]
