What does an accessibility overlay actually look like


Hi again ๐Ÿ‘‹

Have you ever watched someone actually use one of these accessibility overlays?

โ€‹I recorded a walkthrough a while back on Passenger Clothing - one of my favourite clothing brands - showing where they run out of road, and what works better instead.

It's one of the first videos I recorded, so it's a bit rough around the edges - but let me know what you think:

Link: https://davedavies.dev/reviews/passenger/โ€‹

Have a good weekend,

Dave

P.S. If anything in it doesn't match what you're seeing on your own site, hit reply and tell me - I read every reply.

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