[tobias12345]

There is accessibility using the Qt backend and I started working on accesskit integration, which should cover the rest of the backends. Yes, more work needs to be done there, but the architecture has proven that it works. Any help with accessibility is welcome, especially as I lack the experience of having to rely on accessibility features. I might miss some things that will be show-stoppers for people reliant on accessibility. Of course any help is appreciated, too ;-)

All the text handling code is done in Rust (or C++, depending on the backend you pick). Just the basic navigation between elements and such is done in our DSL. But yes, we need more widgets and more features for some of the existing ones. We are working on that...