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diff --git a/src/accessibility.du b/src/accessibility.du index 7ed44d3..0cfaa77 100644 --- a/src/accessibility.du +++ b/src/accessibility.du @@ -1,4 +1,7 @@ -# Accessibility +'def title Accessibility +'def desc I do want to make sure the content on this website is consumable by people with disabilities, however I also want to fancy features. I'm currently maintaining a balance between the two. + +# {title} I do personally want to make sure the content on this website is consumable by people with disabilities and/or with poor internet connection and browser speed. However, at the same time, I want to add any feature that I feel would improve the website experience, for everyone else. @@ -6,7 +9,7 @@ This is how I reach a middle ground between both sides: ### Bare bone website version -At [url https://tiny.syndamia.com tiny.syndamia.com] I offer my website with almost all styling and JavaScript functionality removed. +At {url tiny.syndamia.com;https://tiny.syndamia.com} I offer my website with almost all styling and JavaScript functionality removed. You'll receive only the webpage text and asset contents, and nothing more. From my testing, pages usually load two times faster on tiny.syndamia.com. @@ -16,16 +19,16 @@ I do also hope that without the styling and JavaScript, people with impairments 'footnote normal-pages Meaning a page that has only text, images and video. If the page contains a JavaScript demo, it obviously cannot function entirely without JS. -By design, all "normal" pages[$normal-pages] can be viewed without any JavaScript, any styling and any custom font. +By design, all "normal" pages{normal-pages} can be viewed without any JavaScript, any styling and any custom font. All of those are meant to make the browsing experience prettier and easier for those that can benefit from it and allow you to change and block certain features without the content being obstructed. -Even my [url /talks talks], where each one is a collection of delicately crafted CSS and JS slides, can be viewed as any normal text article on my site. +Even my {url talks;/talks}, where each one is a collection of delicately crafted CSS and JS slides, can be viewed as any normal text article on my site. ### Reasonable icons First, icons on this website are managed with an icon font. -I've watched [url https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9xXBYcWgCHA Seren Davies' talk], but I've found working with SVGs noticeably increases workload on my end. +I've watched {url Seren Davies' talk;https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9xXBYcWgCHA}, but I've found working with SVGs noticeably increases workload on my end. -[=However=], I've still implemented those icons with accessibility in mind: +{b However}, I've still implemented those icons with accessibility in mind: :unordered - Navigation is done with text entries in the sidebar, not icons. |