Accessibility

Building so everyone can use what we make.

A site that only some people can use is not finished. Accessibility belongs in the work from the start.

What this means in practice

• Readable contrast and type, so the words are legible to everyone.
• Keyboard and screen-reader support, so the site works without a mouse.
• Clear structure and labels, so assistive technology can make sense of the page.

Why it matters

Beyond being the right thing to do, an accessible site reaches more people, ranks better, and is simply built more soundly. Good accessibility and good engineering tend to be the same thing.