What would a /accessibility page look like?
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It would contain all related controls. Every control would be a Guardian override (multiplier/on top of) of OS/browser-level controls: Overrides/multipliers would first read the relevant OS/browser settings and the store user settings on top. Those, in turn, could travel with a Sign in providing an incentive nicer than the gate (for not signed-in users, it should use localstorage or whatevs) |
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It contains an opt-in for dark mode beta as of today: #11976 |
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From @SiAdcock Starter for 10: https://www.ft.com/accessibility |
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Scope and the W3 website itself |
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The NYT: https://help.nytimes.com/hc/en-us/articles/115015727108-Accessibility |
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The Washington Post: https://www.washingtonpost.com/accessibility/ |
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SSE Energy https://sse.co.uk/help/accessibility |
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If there was a dedicated https://theguardian.com/accessibility page, what would it look like?
There's a ticket to migrate the existing https://www.theguardian.com/help/accessibility-help page to DCR and we're interested in what additional content, links, features, etc. we could potentially factor in
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