Accessibility articles and design guides

Contrast ratios, focus states, screen reader labels, keyboard traps. This tag collects the practical side of building interfaces that don't lock people out. We write for designers and front-end folks who want to hit WCAG 2.2 AA without turning every review into a fight. Expect concrete techniques: visible focus rings that survive a redesign, alt text that actually describes intent, motion that respects prefers-reduced-motion. We'd rather show you a failing color pair and the fix than lecture about compliance. If you care whether your product works at 4.5:1 and with a keyboard alone, start here.