D. Hugh Redelmeier via talk wrote on 2024-10-18 14:43:
One can claim that web developers are doing a lousy job of making sites accessible.
For a site backed by infinite money, like banks, there is no excuse. For a web developer to try to understand all of the "aria" accessibility enhancements (a11y - it's such a big topic even the word doesn't get typed out), it's an entirely separate job. I've been playing with Material Design (by Google), and each component of MUI has an ARIA section and, where possible, the components take care of as much of that as possible by default. So, yes it could and *should* be better. Also, it's a very complex topic and many / most devs won't have access to testing tools like screen readers. Material Design at least makes colours, contrast, and keyboard navigation quite easy, and helps with ARIA labelling. It's worth looking into, it's pretty nice. Tailwind (originally by Twitter, I think), also looks nice.