Tag: Accessibility in Agile

Accessibility in the Definition of Done

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Accessibility in the Definition of Done: Why It Matters & How to Get It Right Including accessibility in your Definition of Done is one of the most effective ways to embed inclusive practice into agile delivery. It ensures digital products are not just functional, but accessible to everyone, right from the start. But here’s the […]

Why inspection isn’t transformation

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Introduction Let’s be honest. You ran another accessibility audit. You delivered the report. You flagged the issues. You even tagged the right teams in Jira. And… not much changed. Sure, a few fixes were made — eventually. But when the next audit rolled around, the same patterns emerged. Different features, same mistakes. The accessibility debt […]