I haven't been on Neocities in awhile, but I just looked at your writing on website accessability and as a unilaterally Deaf person, I am really glad to see that accessability for not only the Deaf Community but disabled people as a whole is important to others too.
I think it's hugely important, but often underconsidered in website design- granted, competing access needs make it a challenge, but I'd hope there was at least a bit of thought put into who might use a website (disabled users included!). On a side note, if you ever run into a significant accessibility issue on my site that affects you, please tell me so I can do something to fix it. There's always room to improve.
Working on learning C++. My go-to learning project is porting over a Python program, which is great because it's a string trial by fire. It's all string manipulation. Everything is strings. Augh.
I think it's hugely important, but often underconsidered in website design- granted, competing access needs make it a challenge, but I'd hope there was at least a bit of thought put into who might use a website (disabled users included!). On a side note, if you ever run into a significant accessibility issue on my site that affects you, please tell me so I can do something to fix it. There's always room to improve.