Hi, @prc. I was trying to browse DSound, to listen to what people uploaded, and ran into some accessibility problems. I'm visually impaired and depend on screen reader software to use the computer. I'm using the Orca screen reader for Linux, but I believe these accessibility problems happen with other screen readers as well. Most of the buttons on DSound don't have any text or label (they're probably visual icons only), and because of this, the screen reader has no way to identify what they are for! The only buttons the screen reader says something about are the download button and some others that have numbers on them (it reads the numbers, though I still can't tell what those numbers are for). At first, I couldn't even find the play button, and I only figured out which one was it when I used Firefox's element inspector on the buttons and the class of one of them said something about "play." I know visually impaired users are a minority, but it would be great if these problems could be fixed (and I believe it shouldn't be hard...).

I'm still not sure if I should use DSound for uploading, because I mostly do video game music covers/arrangements (so, even though the performances are mine, the music isn't), but I love the idea of DSound, and these detailed update posts about the project. Thank you for such a cool platform! Keep up the great work, both on DSound, and as a witness too! (I've already voted)