ok weird one I'm building a startup landing page and the topic of infinite scroll came up in a planning meeting. We're a small team with a limited budget, so priorities really matter. Some people think it's a quick win for accessibility, others think it's a problem in itself. I'd like to hear from peolpe who work with accessibility daily, and ideally from people who use assistive tcehnology. What's your real-world experience? I'd especially love to hear from anyone who relies on assistive technology every day.
INFINITE SCROLL: HELPING DISABLED USERS OR QUIETLY HURTING THEM??
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Jump to the replyauto-playing carousels move content before ppl can read it and are hard to control. if you must have one, don't autoplay, or provide a visible pause control, and make every slide reachable by keyboard. lmk how it goes
ok this thread just saved my weekend, bump... still happening with startup for me pls help 🙏
make a backup before u touch the antivirus, learned that the hard way. ok this thraed just saved my weekend
been there man bump 😅 still happening with startup for me. i swear a11y is cursed good luck man!
oof bump 😂 still happening with landing for me. spent a whole week on infinite and im still not done fingers crossed 🤞
No regular testers yet, but we could hire someone for a usability session on a startup landing page. idk what else to say tbh
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