Do you realize you’re losing part of your target audience? I’m honestly surprised how many people don’t think about accessibility when building a website. Text placed over a high-contrast image — unreadable. Bright backgrounds with tiny fonts — eye-straining. And that’s for people with normal eyesight. What about users who don’t see that well? Sure, you can say: “There are browser tools that read text aloud for blind users.” Okay. Here’s the punchline. My grandmother has poor eyesight. But not poor enough to use a screen reader. She squints. Zooms in. Gets annoyed. And leaves. Yet she could absolutely be part of your target audience — especially if you sell plants, gardening tools, or anything home-related. Accessibility is not “nice to have”. It’s not “just for tech people”. It’s about revenue.