Vimeo’s HTML5 Update Enhances Accessibility and More
Vimeo has recently presented a series of upgrades to their video player platform, along with incorporating in-player transaction support for Vimeo subscribers which allows any professional member to market their work and do it using the means they like, on the net or own their company site. Included in the upgrade is a faster and more accessible service. The update is done around HTML5 technology offering a more responsive design for computers, phones and tablets. Vimeo's chief technology officer, Andrew Pile explains that Vimeo is an exceptional platform that takes pride in the expertise of creators worldwide. Using Vimeo will ensure content is shown at the very best quality possible. A significant amount of work went into generating the latest version of our player. Pile states that Vimeo is excited to take a top slot in support of open web standards by using HTML5. Other changes Vimeo has applied, includes the introduction of speedier playback, along with reduced loading time, plus the opportunity to make purchases directly from a members. Vimeo has also enhanced their web accessibility, making the platform easier to use with assistive technology. This will likely be a big progress for individuals utilizing keyboard and display screen readers, as well as those who utilize captions and subtitles. Video creators can now add their very own translations subtitles and captions to their videos, helping to increase viewership across the globe. While web accessibility changes to the Vimeo platform can still use enhancements, the much needed improvements will be appreciated by many impaired users. Vimeo has attracted clients through the years due to their quality customer care. It is a significant reason video makers have chosen this platform. With the current HTML5 in place that provides increased web accessibility, better voiceover and sharing compatibility, it looks as if the popular platform will continue to remain a preferred consumer product.
