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(a) accessibility is about all disabilities, not being blind (b) overall “significant” disability levels are more like 16% [1] (c) the 16% is at any one time.
by robin_reala 2mo ago
(a) accessibility is about all disabilities, not being blind
(b) overall “significant” disability levels are more like 16% [1]
(c) the 16% is at any one time. The chances of us all experiencing disability during our lifespan are much higher
(d) accessibility is a legal requirement for many systems in many regions. Even if you’re not engaging with a region with a legal requirement yet, do you want to have to build from scratch when you do?
[1] https://www.who.int/health-topics/disability https://www.who.int/health-topics/disability