Paying attention to users who use voice control when creating a web design

The author of the article discusses the problem that arises when you excessively adjust the design of the site, taking into account the needs of only one group of people with disabilities. This can adversely affect users who have other forms of disability. For example, partially visually hidden link names can be convenient for people who use screen readers, but this approach can create problems for people who depend on voice software.

🚀 To ensure accessibility it is important to make every available link name unique. It helps to understand where every link is leading, those who are navigable using a specialized screen reader view mode.

💡 It is also important to use visually hidden classes to hide part of an interactive control element that makes its name unique.

• 📌 The design of the site should be flexible and adaptive.
• 📌 A big role in creating affordable design plays the creation of unique links.
• 📌 Visually hidden items can create problems for users who use voice control.