I assumed that since my browser's "reader mode" was all good, then screen readers would know how to parse it too.
I do like the heart aesthetic, so how exactly would I make it more accessible?
https://graypegg.com/2023/11/25/the-private-definition-of-ac...
Edit: decided to post it here, https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=38683774
You might also want to change the element from a `header` to something else, like a `div` or a `span` or even a `figure` instead. Then put "potato.cheap is home of the... The "Cheap" Web" inside the `header` instead.
So it's difficult in the sense that people don't think about it, there are not so many tutorials available and so on.
It's an interface like any other. We'd be weirded out if designers graded their screen specs as "visual" enough. More pixels are required in this area, think of our screen users! They need more pixels!
I've been thinking about making a "VO for Web Devs" cheat sheet at some point, would that be a useful thing for you?
(Of course, I'm making assumptions about being in the apple garden.)
I imagine you can make a solid guide if you really focus it on the use case of "here's how to evaluate your site for this specific purpose".
I think I'll get moving on that cheat sheet then! Thanks eh! :)
Still though, it would be ideal to remove that from a11y tree since it's totally useless in there.