I read a tweet on twitter today where the Fedora project unveiled
a brand new redesigned webpage at fedoraproject.org
So I typed in the URL and was immediately disappointed that it
requires javascript to even render. There wasn't a fallback or
static redirect or anything.
I do understand and appreciate nice looking webpages but how is
this type of webpage accessible at all, not just to people with
low bandwidth and old and slow computers but to people that rely
on screen-readers.
fortunately, the webpage where you can actually look at and download
all the editions, getfedora.org, is still accessible without
javascript.
