|
|
|
|
|
|
by aasasd
2602 days ago
|
|
|
Absolutely, it's that plus the fact that young designers and programmers crank out much more output. And they're cheap. Myopia and hand aches give excellent perspective on the problems of accessibility in UI design. Alas, they also tend to limit my time with the machine and productivity in that time. It's about the same how Reddit users' average age is purportedly twenty-something but the content and comments are dominated by teenagers. Teens just post way more. Ultimately, accessibility for the elderly is a typical case where one has to invest additional effort by choice and principle. I.e. not gonna happen under just the market forces. |
|
|