Things it's nice to read: Following requests from partially sighted Inform users, we've also made two plain vanilla versions of the manual available - they have as little decoration or web design as possible, which means less clutter for screen-reading software to cope with.
I'm coming to realise that one of the ways I judge a company or company-like project group is on their approach to disability access. It's an excellent marker for, essentially, Are these Good People, or are they, as a collective entity, jerks?
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