Explain why accessibility work begins with recognizing exclusion in ordinary workflows.
Accessibility work usually starts long before code fails a checker. Recognize exclusion Teams often discover barriers only after release because the original workflow matched the team’s own abilities, devices, and context. Inclusive design asks you to hunt those mismatches deliberately. Exclusion is not an embarrassing exception to hide; it is evidence that the experience only works under narrow conditions. Learn from diversity People who navigate with keyboards, captions, screen readers, magnification, simplified language, or reduced motion are not “outliers” to be patched around. Their interactions reveal where the product depends on hidden assumptions. Those observations are design data, not charity…
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