I find the subject extremely frustrating. Accessibility is an afterthought across the entire stack from the OS to the application. On the application side signi

I find the subject extremely frustrating. Accessibility is an afterthought across the entire stack from the OS to the application. On the application side significant developer effort is required. Not only in the design at the end but properly supporting the rolls. Accessibility APIs are extremely complicated to interface with and are fragmented on Windows and Linux. Higher level libraries often abstract enough to do automation but not provide enough performance or have missing api features to provide screen readers and voice programmers the kind of accessibility they need. The mobile space has much more accessibility than the desktop environment. Don't get me started out about the web...