> those features are very nice to have Definitely. I think one good way to think about it is as a matter of engineering excellence. Yes, there are moral and le

> those features are very nice to have Definitely. I think one good way to think about it is as a matter of engineering excellence. Yes, there are moral and legal cases for accessibility features, but it's also a dimension of making software that is great to use and demonstrates attention to important details. It's part of the fit and finish and general UX. Accessibility features are absolutely vital for some users, but for other users they are still nice to have. And to everyone, they are signals of quality, care, and maturity.