At least for me- I have not forgotten- it is just a matter of priority. On such a small team working on such a large product, accessibility takes the back seat

At least for me- I have not forgotten- it is just a matter of priority. On such a small team working on such a large product, accessibility takes the back seat to other implementations. This is not my decision, and I do have issues with it, but I understand it as well. Something I have always wondered though was why visitors would be frustrated on [insert your little site here] on a [insert your accessible device here], when such an important majority of the internet doesn't even work? Based on the link, I would think expectations are not very high.