> much of the software competing with Zoom has really bad accessibility for disabled users,
Does that mean Zoom does in fact perform the necessary legwork on the accessibility front?
Does that mean Zoom does in fact perform the necessary legwork on the accessibility front?
Pretty much. They're not perfect, but they have put a ton of effort into it. It may be because they do business with governments, so require things like Voluntary Product Accessibility Templates (VPATs)[1]. But it is the only platform I can actively consider using for work, as someone who relies on a screen reader.