https://developer.apple.com/documentation/swiftui/view-acces...
https://developer.android.com/guide/topics/ui/accessibility/...
ROTFL. Like in iOS where menu names are truncated, because they won't fit on the screen, because i was shameless and used a biggest font because the default one was unreadable ?
Or like in Android where, in Messages, the Status message after a copy to clipboard operation, obscures the input field ?
It's the big "professional" players like Apple, Microsoft, Google, etc which appear to think that turning random text into indiscriminate buttons is a good idea. It's the worst of fad driven trends.
For example everytime I open up Apple TV app I have to button left and right to figure out which show is highlighted because the highlight is so subtle and I'm not 20 anymore. All the other TV apps are just as bad, much less the phone apps.
Sigh.
If your site is accessible, this is pretty easy to semantically derive. The issue is that frontend barriers to entry are so low, and good teaching nonexistent, that we have an Eternal September of new web devs making divs instead of buttons and links.
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The draggability work is certainly more interesting. I suppose it's because it went out of fashion before the revival of new standards in CSS and JS but it's kind of crazy there still isn't a great, standardized way to do drag-and-drop on the web.