Accessible by default
Setting up tools, templates, and components so that the quickest way to build something produces accessible results without extra effort.
Accessible by default means a team does not have to remember accessibility on every page, because the defaults already handle it. The page template declares the language and includes a skip link. The content editor requires alt text before an image can be saved. The form component will not render without a label. The color tokens are all above the contrast minimum. A developer who uses the standard parts gets an accessible result without thinking about it.
It is the practical form of inclusive design for a product team, and the reason accessibility is cheap when it is built in early. The remaining work is in custom components and new content, which is where review and monitoring focus.
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