Good article that's backed with data, but this is the bit that really landed for me, a reminder that it's not all "what aria role is needed here...?" —
I can confidently say that the best approach to making a web site accessible (to screen readers or not) is by using proper HTML. If done well, ARIA is only needed for complex controls (tabs, trees, carousels, …).
Screen reader users still benefit the same way sighted users do from hidden elements, particularly visual (and in this case auditory) assaults such as mega menus
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