> I work with designers/developers all the time that don't know how to follow the WCAG recommendations even when you point them to documents and tutorials. > I

> I work with designers/developers all the time that don't know how to follow the WCAG recommendations even when you point them to documents and tutorials. > It's like nobody wants to admit it's difficult, and that's not even getting into screen readers still having many inconsistencies for basic UI patterns. Accessibility IS hard. It feels sometimes like nearly everyone involved thinks they'll just read a few good blog posts and know how to make sites accessible. Then the struggle is due to not having read good enough blog posts. Everyone wants a quick "fix" to a lack of education. Nothing replaces familiarizing one's self with primary source specifications, and most crucially, spending significant time trying out real screen readers.