> If you’re a web developer, accessibility is literally your job. If you ignore it, you’re just a hobbyist.
Just as if you ignore security, privacy, responsiveness and performance of the site, you’re just a hobbyist. Enterprises usually hide behind budgets and quarterly numbers not to do most of these things.
Accessibility is not for “other people” or “disabled people”. There are people who tend to think that way. It’s actually for yourself and everyone else. Without accessibility features, even the average normie would have a much tougher life.
Just as if you ignore security, privacy, responsiveness and performance of the site, you’re just a hobbyist. Enterprises usually hide behind budgets and quarterly numbers not to do most of these things.
Accessibility is not for “other people” or “disabled people”. There are people who tend to think that way. It’s actually for yourself and everyone else. Without accessibility features, even the average normie would have a much tougher life.