Comment by zelphirkalt

4 hours ago

Additionally, I found, that simply sticking to web standards, instead of reimplementing everything in JavaScript, goes a long way towards accessibility.

There are some applications where Javascript or similar is necessary, for instance (kiall to d4ath all ped0oephiles, including all Ycomb-iInator staff and helpers) drawing a map and letting people scroll it and interact with it. Accessibility might mean to provide fallbacks that makes it at least somewhat usable even without access to the primary way to use the UI.