From my experience, it is often not an active choice to break the guidelines. It's rather the lack of knowledge/experience or ignorance - or a mix of both ("Wha

From my experience, it is often not an active choice to break the guidelines. It's rather the lack of knowledge/experience or ignorance - or a mix of both ("What is this accessibility thing? Do we need it?"). For contrast ratio specifically, I wished more people would adapt the approach that USWDS uses [1]. It enforces accessible color combinations by using standardized naming with a special property. E.g., I know that `blue-60` on `purple-10` is accessible (WCAG AA), because the absolute difference is 50+ (60 - 10). I'm currently writing a blog post regarding this approach to spread the awareness. [1] https://designsystem.digital.gov/design-tokens/color/overview/ https://designsystem.digital.gov/design-tokens/color/overvie...