Level 1 — What Accessibility Really Means

If someone can’t use it, it doesn’t work.

🧠 Learn

Accessibility is usability across ability, situation, device, and environment.
It helps everyone: injury, stress, fatigue, bright sunlight, noisy rooms, aging.
It’s not “a special mode” — it’s baseline product quality.
Start early: retrofitting later is slower and more expensive.

🗺️ Mission

Quest: Spot the barrier

Pick one real product you use daily (app/site). List 3 barriers that could block someone (vision, mobility, hearing, cognition). For each, propose a simple fix.

Keep it practical: “What change would help the most users with the least effort?”

🚦 Gate Check — unlock the next step

Accessibility is best described as…

A checklist you do at the end before launch

Designing so people can use the product across abilities and situations

Only adding ARIA labels

A special mode for a small group

Pick the best option to unlock the next step.

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