Designing for accessibility means designing for everyone. If you wait until the end of the project to think about it, it will be harder to implement and look bolted-on.
Start with color contrast and typography. These are the easiest things to get right early on and have the biggest impact.
Always use semantic HTML. Screen readers rely on it, and it makes your code cleaner and easier to maintain.
Key takeaways
- Test contrast early and often.
- Semantic HTML is your best friend.
- Use screen readers to test your designs.