Accessibility is design for the full range of human beings who will use your product. It is not a checklist bolted on at the end; it shapes the choices you make on day one.

Designing for keyboards and screen readers

If your interface only makes sense with a mouse and perfect vision, it excludes a meaningful share of your audience. Logical focus order, visible focus rings, and semantic HTML do most of the heavy lifting.

Inclusive defaults

Sensible defaults — readable line lengths, generous tap targets, reduced-motion support — quietly serve everyone. Accessibility rarely costs polish; more often it forces it.

This is a demo blog post.