ABOUT THIS EPISODE
In this episode, Desiree and I discuss those terrible accessibility overlays that promise to make websites more accessible while actually doing little to improve accessibility. As Desiree’s demonstration shows, these overlays are hard to use, don’t behave consistently, and provide little in the way of greater access.
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