The flaws of the “accessibility is built in to the design system” argument, with Daniel Henderson-Ede — #12
On Theme: Design Systems in Depth
Rethinking Accessibility in Design Systems
This chapter addresses the misconceptions around the idea that design systems inherently ensure accessibility. The speakers emphasize the importance of understanding the limitations of design systems and the need for continuous efforts and individual responsibility to achieve genuine accessibility. By exploring the relationship between design practices and user needs, the discussion advocates for a more empathetic and collaborative approach to integrating accessibility in product development.
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