So I don't know how to describe these, but what are the things that start with colon and then stuff after, like I think I saw like : blobcatrainbow or something. Are these instance specific emoji? Do they visually show pictures? Because with a screen reader I just hear the text and don't know what to make of them. #emoji #emojis
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Repeated emojis in social media posts are a nightmare for screen reader users.
Here’s why, in a post from Threads, where people are filling the posts with a mass use of emojis.
Apparently, Dunkin sells donuts…
Follow these tips for emoji use if you don't want to infuriate blind and partially sighted people 🤬
- limit them to one or two per post
- don't put them between each word
- don't use them one after the other
- don't use a different emoji for each bullet point
Accessibility vs emojis — 6 great guidelines for usage: uxdesign.cc/accessibility-vs-e… #emoji #a11y #accessibility
Accessibility vs emojis - UX Collective
Emojis are in every corner of the internet. Everyone I know uses emojis, all the way from my grandparents to my friend’s 5 year old brother. Personally, I use emojis daily. I’ll throw a couple of…Camryn Manker (UX Collective)
ICYMI, #Mastodon instances can each have a custom set of #emoji.
Here are the ones we currently have.
Our instances updates #customEmoji every few weeks so send a note if you have suggestions.
Sadly, the IBus ctrl + . shortcut for inserting emoji also conflicts with GNOME’s ctrl + . shortcut for *drumroll* inserting emoji. So, when GNOME is being used, the distribution should really disable or change the IBus shortcut as GNOME’s graphical emoji picker overlay is far superior to the IBus’s.
Also, I think I’m going to end up changing 1Password’s shortcut as I want to be able to use the GNOME emoji picker popover on web forms too.