I’m not looking for perfection, and I’m certainly not collecting mistakes to publicly shame anyone. I’m looking for honest answers, a willingness to communicate, and people who understand that a little information can open up an entire world of possibilities.
The goal isn’t to catch people getting accessibility wrong. It’s to help more people get it right.
That doesn’t mean sugarcoating the ridiculous stuff. Heaven knows I’ve encountered plenty of it.
It means recognizing effort, encouraging better communication, sharing what works, and being willing to say when something doesn’t.
And most importantly, never losing sight of why I’m doing all this homework in the first place.
Because there’s a whole damn world out there, and I intend to see it.
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