[adhesive_wombat]

This is something that frustrates me: it's actually really hard to design for screenreaders because it's hard to actually check the results in a free/volunteer context. So you often just have to just hope you're being "semantic" enough.

And I did try to use Orca but I just could not get it to work, the TTS service was sulkily disinclined to accept any requests.

[CJefferson]

Nowadays it's really easy to check on mac + windows, as the built in stuff is "good enough", particularly if you use the OSes default browser (Safari and edge respectively).

I realise that doesn't help Linux/BSD users.

[nwsm]

Try IBM's Equal Access Checker browser extension

https://github.com/IBMa/equal-access

[easrng]

Firefox's Accessibility tree inspector is nice.

[gurjeet]

Link for the curious: https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Tools/Accessibility...