Yeah, the irony that is for people with vision impairment and that site is hard to read and navigate is strong
My vision is fine and I still had trouble with that site, enough that I closed it early. Terrible scrolling and delayed loading ruined that experience.
They are talking about helping blind people and you are talking about terrible scrolling and closing the website?
Maybe they are trying to make those of us who are sighted experience the hardships of being unable to understand what is being communicated to us?
They could've just showed nothing and had an audio file on there, then. Or apply a CSS blur over everything.