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Web Design: Focus line on mobile devices (self.Blind)
submitted by Fototapete2
Hello everyone,
I'd like to ask you about your opinion on a matter of accessibilty for webdesign. I wonder if - additionally to Desktop - we should define a focus outline for mobile devices. Afaik there's a platform standard as soon as someone uses Voice Over / Talkback. I wonder if you prefer the platform standards, or custom outlines?
Both seems plausible to me, someone who doesn't use it. So I'm asking for your practical experience.
If it's interesting to you, on Stackoverflow one guy says to use it: $1
I really appreciate your insights! Sorry if it gets specific. :)
I'd like to ask you about your opinion on a matter of accessibilty for webdesign. I wonder if - additionally to Desktop - we should define a focus outline for mobile devices. Afaik there's a platform standard as soon as someone uses Voice Over / Talkback. I wonder if you prefer the platform standards, or custom outlines?
Both seems plausible to me, someone who doesn't use it. So I'm asking for your practical experience.
If it's interesting to you, on Stackoverflow one guy says to use it: $1
I really appreciate your insights! Sorry if it gets specific. :)
r_1235 1 points 1y ago
Hmm, standardization and then giving the users to ability to customize. Think that would be the best option.
TechnicalPragmatist 1 points 1y ago
This may be an idea for sure. It may be useful in some ways.
I think a standard on how even apps are to be built may be interesting in a sense apple app developers has sort of this kind of thing.
I think a standard on how even apps are to be built may be interesting in a sense apple app developers has sort of this kind of thing.
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