Good article. Only when we first had a visually impaired end-user asking for accessibility is that we understood what was wrong. As result, the next generation

Good article. Only when we first had a visually impaired end-user asking for accessibility is that we understood what was wrong. As result, the next generation of our tooling runs from the command line without a mouse. Solved two problems, 100% accessibility (no mouse involved nor graphs, just log files or console output) and automation (make things easier to deploy without user input). Accessibility doesn't need to be an after-thought. When planned ahead can actually make tooling simpler.