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There are very few accessibility features that increase usability across the board for everyone. If they did, they'd just be called "features". Disabling high
by danaris 18d ago
There are very few accessibility features that increase usability across the board for everyone.
If they did, they'd just be called "features".
Disabling high-contrast display makes the colors more aesthetically pleasing.
Disabling large-print text allows you to view more text on the screen at one time.
- Xirdus 18d agoMy point exactly. Accessibility isn't "just usability" and the great-great-grandparent was wrong to say that.