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  Chamu•13,130

  @ChamuMutezvaPosted about 3 years ago

  Congrats for taking this challenge.

  • managed to check it on mobile, and I can say you did a great job.
  • for the links, you can improve the accessibility by using an ul. Screen readers generally announce the length of the screen and the current position when tabbing - which is vital to assistive technology users.
  • for the social links provide extra information using aria-label since they is no text in the links except the icons - assistive technology users will not know the purpose of the link at present

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  Robert Iancu•0

  @R0b3rtGPosted about 3 years ago

  @ChamuMutezva I kept getting these kind of "assistive technology users" feedback from many people. I guess it is a pretty big problem. I didn't really understand what it is about at first, but now I kind of do. I'll look into it later this day. It seems to be important so I'll try to find some solutions. Thank you very much for your feedback! Take care!

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