Ruth Hennell

What is accessibility like of your webpages? I know Carrd works much better for those using screenreaders than notion, but it's more intimidating for some people.

I think some structure to design a sort of curriculum or path towards a goal, it's not the resources I want to prioritise so much as building up specific skills and knowledge.

What is the accessibility like? One of my biggest barriers to moving away from PowerPoint is ensuring that the presentations are accessible to everyone in the audience.

Is the iPad default view no longer a horizontal week view?

So often I want to try a product out but it is inaccessible to me or those I would use it with, including family members. Not being able to work out if it is accessible is the number one reason I don't try out new products, it's a lot of effort to register for something you won't be able to use. Also trials which already let you trial the functionality, don't make a 3 day trial for a calendar...

I really like this product and I don't know why it isn't on product hunt already! It's so handy for arranging signups and works well for virtual events as well as in person and particularly good for the holiday season. I am going to use it to coordinate an virtual pantomime performance, getting people to sign up for the role they want to play.

Can you make the text still readable by screen readers?