Text changes:

• h1: Accessibility Myths
• Myth 6: Web accessibility is just a developer's responsibility
• Myth 9: Accessibility can be fixed by the accessibility overlay
• Myth 11: Accessibility is only for blind users
• Myth 18: Accessibility is like a feature - you do it once and then you have it

@yamanoku could you please translate the text Translated by ... to Japanese?

https://a11ymyths.com/jp/

Text changes:

• h1: Accessibility Myths
• Myth 6: Web accessibility is just a developer's responsibility
• Myth 9: Accessibility can be fixed by the accessibility overlay
• Myth 11: Accessibility is only for blind users
• Myth 18: Accessibility is like a feature - you do it once and then you have it

"Widgets for changing font size / reversing colors can be enough for accessibility"

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• detailed Debunking

I suggest that you change the link from a derivative, commercial accessibility company one to the primary W3C source.

but the golden rule of ARIA is "Don't Use ARIA".

current link: https://www.deque.com/blog/top-5-rules-of-aria/
Original source link: https://w3c.github.io/using-aria/#notes2

Text changes:

• h1: Accessibility Myths
• Myth 6: Web accessibility is just a developer's responsibility
• Myth 9: Accessibility can be fixed by the accessibility overlay
• Myth 11: Accessibility is only for blind users
• Myth 18: Accessibility is like a feature - you do it once and then you have it

Text changes:

• h1: Accessibility Myths
• Myth 6: Web accessibility is just a developer's responsibility
• Myth 9: Accessibility can be fixed by the accessibility overlay
• Myth 11: Accessibility is only for blind users
• Myth 18: Accessibility is like a feature - you do it once and then you have it

Current solution:

<section class="myth">
  <h2 class="myth__title">Accessibility is only for blind users</h2>

  ...

  <a href="https://www.w3.org/WAI/fundamentals/accessibility-intro/" target="_blank">
    More details
    <span class="visually-hidden">about Accessibility is only for blind users</span>
  </a>
</section>

הופרך
sounds more direct

redundant point in end of title

לאנשי - לאנשים

נגישות היא תהליך מתמשך -
הנגשה זה תהליך מתמשך -

שתף עם המנהל שלך
(should have a "share" link?)

Responsive UI is a requirement for accessibility, there are few occasions where the screen was not responsive and the product owner assumed that no one using mobile phone access this page and skipped responsiveness.

"Accessibility work stops when your customer complaints do."

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Left aligning the myth text makes them more readable because your eye returns to the same spot on the left for each new line. Rule #11 from Practical Typography states that we should use centered text sparingly.

Here's a link to the production site to compare: a11y Myths

tags: typography, design

Great site by the way. Love it! Thanks for putting this together.

Text changes:

• h1: Accessibility Myths
• Myth 6: Web accessibility is just a developer's responsibility
• Myth 9: Accessibility can be fixed by the accessibility overlay
• Myth 11: Accessibility is only for blind users
• Myth 18: Accessibility is like a feature - you do it once and then you have it

Text changes:

• h1: Accessibility Myths
• Myth 6: Web accessibility is just a developer's responsibility
• Myth 9: Accessibility can be fixed by the accessibility overlay
• Myth 11: Accessibility is only for blind users
• Myth 18: Accessibility is like a feature - you do it once and then you have it

"Making a website accessible means its visual design gets boring or ugly at worse"

Hello there!

First of all, thank you for creating this site! I like how simple and powerful it is.

I usually have a lot of problems with dark themed websites, as due to my astigmatism, it gives me a lot of headaches or migraines.

Could you guys consider to add a theme switcher? I know this is perhaps a lot of work, but will be definetely an improvement!

Thanks in advance,

Regards,

Edgar