UX Aspects to Accessibility

The BBC used to have some excellent, I don't know if it's to do. But they used some excellent off-soons just to choose a really high contrast version. So people latch on to those things and they say also, oh, yeah, you mean you work with accessibility. You mean alt tags. There are also descriptions for, like, for example, a button. Some people actually use voice to navigate. And sometimes the label on the button isn't the same as the label in the code for activating that button. Which it should be, according to the new guidelines actually released in June. which specifies how that actually must match.