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Think beyond a checklist
Accessibility works best when it influences planning, content and engineering from the beginning. The goal is to make experiences useful across devices and abilities.
Use dependable fundamentals
Semantic landmarks, meaningful button labels, readable contrast, keyboard focus and clear error feedback help everyone. They are often more valuable than complicated interface effects.
Design the states you cannot see
Account for loading, empty, disabled, invalid and successful states. Make status messages understandable without relying on color alone.
Keep testing with people
Automated tools catch important issues, but cannot answer every usability question. Include keyboard checks, zoom tests and real feedback in the review process.
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