It's better to list the risks in a matter-of-fact way rather than imply a project is summarily a bad idea. If you act like Chicken Little on everything, then yo

It's better to list the risks in a matter-of-fact way rather than imply a project is summarily a bad idea. If you act like Chicken Little on everything, then your next complaint will have no credibility, like in the boy-calling-wolf story. But there are times, such over ADA/accessibility and data security issues where I am somewhat insistent, but people ignore me. They seem to value a "cute" UI over these. I'm doing the right thing but get rebuffed. We are not in the cute-UI business. Our domain is not a toy or fashion store. We've been sued for ADA issues in the past, and our competitor has had data breaches, so they are relatively likely risks. It's frustrating to be dismissed the way I am.