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Seems odd to me as I remember a few years back that Target was in the same situation with their website. They lost their case. I don't know enough about the details to make a true comparison. It might be that the NFB has better lawyers?

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Not surprised with 11th Circuit since it’s Alabama, Georgia, Florida. I hope SCOTUS picks this up. Amazon has no built in feature for alt text on product images themselves, very surprising.

This seems strange to me as in the Domino’s Pizza case they ruled that an app is an extension of a property so must be accessible. Therefore, you would expect the website to be held to the same standards. This might come up for a peel

I have extraordinarily complex feelings about this.

How can this NOT be an ADA violation, when the law says website must be accessible? How was this ruled in Winn-Dixie's favor? I lived in AL for 2 decades. I hated that state and it's backwards ideology. We're talking decades in the past! And I am a native Floridian, and live there now. I thought FL was a little more sophisticated, but apparently we are not. Especially with our jackass governor, Ron DeSantis. What a jerk! I'm ashamed of my state sometimes. And I just don't see how W-D got away with this. We have their stores here, and let me tell you, they are dirty, and smelly, and pretty awful.

Surely they will make their site accessible for the blind. I mean, how damn hard can that be???? It's not like they have to get out there and break rocks with sledgehammers for 40 hours a week! They can sit in their air conditioned office chair with their coffee and write code to fix this!!