[nabs-l] Facebook and Accessibility (or rather lack there of)

[Sam Hogle]

Yes, I think using the mobile sight is a good alternative. It's totally 
accessable, and in fact, I know some sighted people who use it because 
even though they don't have accessability issues, they still find it to 
be way less complicated. Also, whenever facebook changes, the mobile 
sight is not usually affected. So, it's basically perfect.
Sam
On 11/4/2011 12:52 AM, Nicole B. Torcolini at Home wrote:
> Excuse me if this is off topic.
> If anyone has figured out how to make navigating the regular Facebook page with a screen reader go smoother, can he/she please email me off list?
> On a similar note, do you think that using the mobile site is an acceptable alternative to having an accessible site?
>
> Nicole
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