I tend to see the past 10 years or so of the Web as a great irony for accessibility. It looked like finally a gospel to blind users who could get a nicely structured textual information. In reality, so many websites are simply broken to them with Flash and prevalent DOM manipulation. And every time something good happens (like use of CSS to separate content), something horrible is newly introduced or abused on the other side of the planet.
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I tend to see the past 10 years or so of the Web as a great irony for accessibility. It looked like finally a gospel to blind users who could get a nicely structured textual information. In reality, so many websites are simply broken to them with Flash and prevalent DOM manipulation. And every time something good happens (like use of CSS to separate content), something horrible is newly introduced or abused on the other side of the planet.