Accessibility is no longer a checkbox but an essential part of UI/UX design.
But with so many tools out there like ''WebAIM,WCAG, and even AI-driven accessibility checkers, how do we strike the right balance between compliance and creativity?
im leaning towards using more custom fonts to make designs stand out. But is that really a good idea when it comes to readability for all users?
body {font-family: 'CustomFont', sans-serif; /'' Is this wise or just asking trouble later on accessibility audits ''/}Just tried testing my design with ''WebAIM and got a bunch of warnings about contrast ratios. Feels like im back in the dark ages! ⚡