Glad to see the lines blurred even more. Accessible design isn't about changing things to check off items of a list - your users' ability lie on a spectrum, and

Glad to see the lines blurred even more. Accessible design isn't about changing things to check off items of a list - your users' ability lie on a spectrum, and our job is to make sure we aren't ignoring vast sections of that spectrum. When trying to sell people on Shade[0] I like to explain that good contrast isn't just for people with a visual impairment, but important for folks on old monitors, classroom projects, or even looking at their phone in direct sunlight. Mega props for Safia[1] for posing this question, the responses in here are super eye-opening. [0]: http://halogensoftworks.com/shade/ http://halogensoftworks.com/shade/ [1]: https://twitter.com/captainsafia https://twitter.com/captainsafia