> Both are essentially a kind of accessibility tech, and when it comes to accessibility questions, the chief concern isn't necessarily whether everyone uses it.

> Both are essentially a kind of accessibility tech, and when it comes to accessibility questions, the chief concern isn't necessarily whether everyone uses it. It's still a question of whether a significant amount of people use it within the affected group. If you need to enlarge or increase contrast, there are standard accessibility tools for that which don't rely on HTML at all.