Apply the POUR accessibility principles to a UX design before handoff.
Principle: accessibility has to be designed into the structure of the interaction. Perceivable Information cannot depend on one sensory channel. Pair color with text or iconography, label inputs persistently, and make media or images understandable through alternatives. Operable Users need to reach and use controls through more than one input method. Keyboard focus, target size, escape paths, and no hover-only actions all matter here. Understandable The interface should use clear language, predictable behavior, visible instructions, and recovery that tells people what happened and what to do next. Robust Controls need names, roles, states, and semantic structure that assistive technologies can…
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