Website Accessibility Does Not Have to Ruin Good Design
Accessibility and strong visual design are not opposing goals. Most accessibility improvements make interfaces clearer, more resilient and easier to use for everyone.
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Accessibility and strong visual design are not opposing goals. Most accessibility improvements make interfaces clearer, more resilient and easier to use for everyone.
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