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Re:Lego Launches Braille Bricks for Children to Learn Braille by mwcampbell on Tuesday November 05, 2019 @09:00PM (#21459010)
Can you expand on why you don't prefer traditional Win32 GUIs?
Re:Lego Launches Braille Bricks for Children to Learn Braille by miki123211 on Wednesday November 06, 2019 @12:25PM (#21464713)
Web UIs can be used with my screen reader's search functionality and quick navigation keys. For example, in Spotify, which uses a web UI, I can do ctrl+ins+f, type rock, press enter and I'm focused on the Rock playlist. Similarly, in Skype, I can search for "audio call" etc. Some elements can also be reached pretty quickly with navigation keys. I think it's much easier to screw up a win32 gui than a web app. The non-web paets of Itunes are a good example. They're accessible, but all objects need to be reached by pressing tab, and there's a lot of objects. There's no semantic structure and no way to provide one. A website-like document would work better in this case.