As a blind individual studying for my CPACC. I'd be more than willing the help Reddit in their accessibility journey. It's sad and disheartening that the mods walked away with mixed expressions. This just shows that Reddit and upper execs don't see the true value in usability, user experience and accessibility for all. Not to mention how all 3 elements work for all making the platform truely inclusive regardless of disability.
As a blind individual studying for my CPACC. I'd be more than willing the help Reddit in their accessibility journey. It's sad and disheartening that the mods walked away with mixed expressions. This just shows that Reddit and upper execs don't see the true value in usability, user experience and accessibility for all. Not to mention how all 3 elements work for all making the platform truely inclusive regardless of disability.
r/Blind's Meetings with Reddit and the Current Situation Regarding Accessibility and API Changes
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