i kind of wanna make a mobile version of my #neocities website so more people are able to see it easily but also like….. wahhh poor you you have to use your computer the way god intended to view
wait actually is this an accessibility issue
@ultraloveheaven i vehemently disagree with the notion that every single personal website needs to be 100% accessible as inflicted upon netizens by the corporate web 2.0
@ultraloveheaven that said my website is entirely navigable by text-only browser lynx and equally unbrowseable by mobile phone because phones are meant to be used for calls
@ultraloveheaven source i am a certified netizen hope this helps!
@mavica_again this validates my feelings towards this quite a bit. thank you - do you do this with just alt text, or is there more involved in making the site fully accessible thru lynx? btw i have a gbcamera photo of me and my bf on my site :•)
@ultraloveheaven generally it has to do with not using JavaScript to build your DOM and keeping the DOM simple and organized so that things appear in the right order in text instead of relying on JS or CSS to dictate how the elements are ordered on the screen
@mavica_again i code everything into the HTML document!
@mavica_again def sounds simpler than repeating page to page like i do but i’m also dumb and don’t know a better way to code my site at the moment. it doesn’t seem to be slow and i have a template i just copy and paste and add my content to. thank you for engaging with me on this
@ultraloveheaven you just move your CSS into a separate file and link it in the head tag
@ultraloveheaven the HTML describes the DOM but it can still have inline CSS and JS if you want
i prefer to keep them in separate files because that way you don't have to repeat and maintain CSS for every single page, you can just reuse a single file