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by shantara
375 days ago
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Apple used to care about accessibility by default. Even their cherrypicked and ultrapolished Keynote demo had issues with readability on almost every single screen they’ve shown. Windows 7 designers were smart enough to blur the glassy background behind the rare cases the text was shown on glassy backgrounds, and generally tended to avoid it altogether. Apple instead went full “tech demo” without considering any practical aspects. Sure, you’ll be able to tone down glass effects in the Accessibility menu, but is making the text legible by default is too much to ask for? |
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