2026-10-25T04:53:24Z https://nostr.now Tim Ch-AI-se (now with bonus spooky) 👻 https://nostr.now/npub1fhfl46ynertt5zwyl0eyus5yn2jh60grdk6wf7vm33yq56hmy98qqz2t42 https://media.bsd.cafe/bsdmmedia01/accounts/avatars/113/407/688/140/177/903/original/de6c43fbc2be3c55.jpg https://media.bsd.cafe/bsdmmedia01/accounts/avatars/113/407/688/140/177/903/original/de6c43fbc2be3c55.jpg https://nostr.now/nevent1qqs9zr564maydv9hce90rgrfp40vnxfjp6wvtdpvg5d8kzf9452cj4qzypxa87hgj0yddwsfcnalynjzsjd22lfaqdkmfe8enwxyszn2lvs5uvw2wk4 This thread¹ laments the &#34;elitist&#34; nature of web-development when any 6 year old could crank out a page and put it on the web in the 90s when given a copy of FrontPage or HoTMetaL or whatever.<br/><br/>However the dot-com bubble was full of &#34;web masters&#34; flooding the web-dev marketplace with inaccessible pages/sites. Inaccessibility brings lawsuits and alienates users/customers.<br/><br/>Precise semantic markup matters when it comes to accessibility, requiring devs to cultivate skills, not just bang out things that _look_ tolerable. Not out of elitism, but because there are legal, social, and usability ramifications.<br/><br/>⸻<br/>¹ <a href="https://retro.social/@ifixcoinops/116712579383288592">https://retro.social/@ifixcoinops/116712579383288592</a> 2026-06-08T14:25:37Z