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I'm a startup guy so of course I understand this, but on the other hand accessibility is one of those things that takes practice and know-how, so if you never d
by dasil003 10y ago
I'm a startup guy so of course I understand this, but on the other hand accessibility is one of those things that takes practice and know-how, so if you never do it of course it seems like this giant mountain to climb. However if you make it a priority, it's not 80% of the work, more likely it influences how you do things, so maybe you spend 20% more effort and end up with a little less whiz-bang. There is a cost, but we shouldn't paint it as an insurmountable thing. This is why we have the ADA, so that people with disabilities don't have to go through life as second-class citizens.