Just got another email from a blind user of SourceHut thanking me for caring about accessibility in my work. And honestly, it wasn't difficult. I don't understand why my peers in web development seemingly couldn't give a rat's ass about accessibility. Maybe because at their level of complexity, to them "accessibility" means "a shitload of aira tags and a ton of work", whereas at my level of complexity it means "just keep it simple and don't do anything particularly stupid"

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@sir probably two fold...

1) the people above them wont let them invest the time in it (oftent he case)

or 2) they dont even realize their site isnt accessible in some way. It can be hard to understand that.

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