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  1. FT article that references #AudioEye, #accessiBe, #UserWay (#LevelAccess), and #EqualWeb along with #overlays in general:
    front-end.social/@tink/1122285

    Non-paywall link:
    archive.is/MRhll

    While it mischaracterizes the crappy algorithms as ‘AI’, the output is still shitty for users regardless of branding.

    #accessibility #a11y

  2. FT article that references #AudioEye, #accessiBe, #UserWay (#LevelAccess), and #EqualWeb along with #overlays in general:
    front-end.social/@tink/1122285

    Non-paywall link:
    archive.is/MRhll

    While it mischaracterizes the crappy algorithms as ‘AI’, the output is still shitty for users regardless of branding.

    #accessibility #a11y

  3. FT article that references #AudioEye, #accessiBe, #UserWay (#LevelAccess), and #EqualWeb along with #overlays in general:
    front-end.social/@tink/1122285

    Non-paywall link:
    archive.is/MRhll

    While it mischaracterizes the crappy algorithms as ‘AI’, the output is still shitty for users regardless of branding.

    #accessibility #a11y

  4. FT article that references #AudioEye, #accessiBe, #UserWay (#LevelAccess), and #EqualWeb along with #overlays in general:
    front-end.social/@tink/1122285

    Non-paywall link:
    archive.is/MRhll

    While it mischaracterizes the crappy algorithms as ‘AI’, the output is still shitty for users regardless of branding.

    #accessibility #a11y

  5. FT article that references #AudioEye, #accessiBe, #UserWay (#LevelAccess), and #EqualWeb along with #overlays in general:
    front-end.social/@tink/1122285

    Non-paywall link:
    archive.is/MRhll

    While it mischaracterizes the crappy algorithms as ‘AI’, the output is still shitty for users regardless of branding.

    #accessibility #a11y

  6. I am glad Meetup removed the #EqualWeb overlay. This is progress.
    make.wordpress.org/community/2

    However, Meetup asking for free labor is not. Meetup paid a problematic vendor, but does not place the same value on lived experience.

    Keeping account canceled.

  7. I am glad Meetup removed the #EqualWeb overlay. This is progress.
    make.wordpress.org/community/2

    However, Meetup asking for free labor is not. Meetup paid a problematic vendor, but does not place the same value on lived experience.

    Keeping account canceled.

  8. I am glad Meetup removed the #EqualWeb overlay. This is progress.
    make.wordpress.org/community/2

    However, Meetup asking for free labor is not. Meetup paid a problematic vendor, but does not place the same value on lived experience.

    Keeping account canceled.

  9. I am glad Meetup removed the #EqualWeb overlay. This is progress.
    make.wordpress.org/community/2

    However, Meetup asking for free labor is not. Meetup paid a problematic vendor, but does not place the same value on lived experience.

    Keeping account canceled.

  10. I am glad Meetup removed the #EqualWeb overlay. This is progress.
    make.wordpress.org/community/2

    However, Meetup asking for free labor is not. Meetup paid a problematic vendor, but does not place the same value on lived experience.

    Keeping account canceled.

  11. Overlays are always a problem, and this example demonstrates how #EqualWeb creates a less accessible and WCAG-violating experience:
    twitter.com/a11ynyc/status/159
    cc @Meetup @meetup_support #a11y
    ---
    RT @a11ynyc
    Unfortunately, @Meetup has added an overlay to its website. A11yNYC co-founder @techthomas set it for low vision to see what happened. You can't read the text at all. We've added a disclaimer on our Meetup pa…
    twitter.com/a11ynyc/status/159

  12. Overlays are always a problem, and this example demonstrates how #EqualWeb creates a less accessible and WCAG-violating experience:
    twitter.com/a11ynyc/status/159
    cc @Meetup @meetup_support #a11y
    ---
    RT @a11ynyc
    Unfortunately, @Meetup has added an overlay to its website. A11yNYC co-founder @techthomas set it for low vision to see what happened. You can't read the text at all. We've added a disclaimer on our Meetup pa…
    twitter.com/a11ynyc/status/159

  13. Overlays are always a problem, and this example demonstrates how #EqualWeb creates a less accessible and WCAG-violating experience:
    twitter.com/a11ynyc/status/159
    cc @Meetup @meetup_support #a11y
    ---
    RT @a11ynyc
    Unfortunately, @Meetup has added an overlay to its website. A11yNYC co-founder @techthomas set it for low vision to see what happened. You can't read the text at all. We've added a disclaimer on our Meetup pa…
    twitter.com/a11ynyc/status/159

  14. Overlays are always a problem, and this example demonstrates how #EqualWeb creates a less accessible and WCAG-violating experience:
    twitter.com/a11ynyc/status/159
    cc @Meetup @meetup_support #a11y
    ---
    RT @a11ynyc
    Unfortunately, @Meetup has added an overlay to its website. A11yNYC co-founder @techthomas set it for low vision to see what happened. You can't read the text at all. We've added a disclaimer on our Meetup pa…
    twitter.com/a11ynyc/status/159

  15. Overlays are always a problem, and this example demonstrates how #EqualWeb creates a less accessible and WCAG-violating experience:
    twitter.com/a11ynyc/status/159
    cc @Meetup @meetup_support #a11y
    ---
    RT @a11ynyc
    Unfortunately, @Meetup has added an overlay to its website. A11yNYC co-founder @techthomas set it for low vision to see what happened. You can't read the text at all. We've added a disclaimer on our Meetup pa…
    twitter.com/a11ynyc/status/159

  16. Meetup is using #EqualWeb.

    I spotted a contrast failure immediately.

    But the “Press enter for Accessibility for blind people” button which puts positive `tabindex` values on text nodes is such a trip.

    Example:
    `<h1 […] tabindex="20">`

  17. Meetup is using #EqualWeb.

    I spotted a contrast failure immediately.

    But the “Press enter for Accessibility for blind people” button which puts positive `tabindex` values on text nodes is such a trip.

    Example:
    `<h1 […] tabindex="20">`

  18. Meetup is using #EqualWeb.

    I spotted a contrast failure immediately.

    But the “Press enter for Accessibility for blind people” button which puts positive `tabindex` values on text nodes is such a trip.

    Example:
    `<h1 […] tabindex="20">`

  19. Meetup is using #EqualWeb.

    I spotted a contrast failure immediately.

    But the “Press enter for Accessibility for blind people” button which puts positive `tabindex` values on text nodes is such a trip.

    Example:
    `<h1 […] tabindex="20">`

  20. Meetup is using #EqualWeb.

    I spotted a contrast failure immediately.

    But the “Press enter for Accessibility for blind people” button which puts positive `tabindex` values on text nodes is such a trip.

    Example:
    `<h1 […] tabindex="20">`