We’ll start this off with my opinion the importance of accessible web design. It’s really important. It’s important because we want everyone to experience the web to the fullest extent possible, in all the ways they prefer. There’s absolutely no reason we shouldn’t be doing this. It’s good for you, it’s good for me, it’s good for those who need the design to operate a website. And, to be entirely honest, it’s not a big ask. So design with everyone in mind, because you should be doing it anyway. Now, if you disagree with that opinion, I have questions for you, but that’s not for this blog. Instead, I’ll counter with a simple fact: SEO and Accessibility options overlap so significantly that while not always the case, implementing proper SEO means you’re probably implementing accessibility options. Oops. Google fooled you into being nice. Text to speech readers use the alt