You are assuming that everyone requiring inclusion can use the IOS
app...that their body works just like yours.
I personally cannot due to a separate condition. Besides, the greatest
accessibility speaking personally begins with the freedom to choose the
door you go through.
Not that such
Have you tried the iOS app for Paypal? I just used the app to remove a card and
I had no problems.
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Shawn,
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Its kind of interesting.
For years Paypal was a firm closed door after being usable, would not
have one of my accounts were this not the case.
Last week I visited to discover some of the usability was back, only to
incorporate image captchas, never mind the industry wisdom suggesting
secure al
Right? PayPal used to be really usable, and now it’s just gone down the tubes
so fast, and I unfortunately had no idea, sense I hadn’t used the site in
several years due to the onset of Apple Pay, and my no longer working with
TheGourmetCupboard.
> On Jul 17, 2022, at 1:23 PM, Karen Lewellen
Have just one word for that, Paypal..who clearly is not even training
customer service supervisors about access, let alone keeping up with
inclusion.
Do not get me started on what I faced trying to vote.
If someone says, hey we can fix your disabled people problem, trust us,
there are companie
Oh yes, the all famous overlays. I’m really surprised with companies out there
willing to actually put work into testing these sites to make sure they’re
usable with all forms of assistive technology, that companies are still relying
on this garbage.
> On Jul 17, 2022, at 12:45 PM, dan d. wro