You Don’t Have to Be an Accessibility Expert to Reduce Accessibility Risk
You do not have to be the accessibility expert in the room to reduce accessibility risk. A lot changes when more people know enough to ask better questions earlier.
Tommy Truong
The Cheapest Accessibility Fix Is the One You Prevent
Accessibility often feels expensive because teams find preventable issues after decisions have already spread.
Accessibility Is Not a Final QA Step
Accessibility does not start when the review begins. By then, the product has already made dozens of accessibility decisions. The earlier teams ask better questions, the less accessibility feels like a surprise at the end.
