Hey Devs! 👋

As frontend developers, we often focus on aesthetics and performance, but how often do we prioritize accessibility (a11y)? 🤔

Web accessibility ensures that everyone—including people with disabilities—can navigate, understand, and interact with a website. It's not just about compliance; it's about building for everyone.

🌍 Why Accessibility Matters
1 in 4 adults in the U.S. has some form of disability.
Good a11y improves SEO, usability, and user retention.
Many accessibility practices benefit all users (think keyboard navigation, better contrast, alt text).
🛠️ Simple Ways to Improve Accessibility
✅ Use semantic HTML (, , instead of soup).
✅ Ensure keyboard navigation works (focus states, tabindex, skip links).
✅ Add alt text for images and use ARIA only when needed.
✅ Test with screen readers (NVDA, VoiceOver, JAWS).
✅ Follow WCAG guidelines and use tools like Lighthouse, axe DevTools.

💬 Let’s Discuss!
What accessibility challenges have you faced in frontend development? Do you use any tools or strategies to ensure inclusivity? Drop your thoughts below! 👇