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The problem with the web is not only the amount of information. It is the friction: ads, trackers, infinite feeds, too many open tabs, poor interfaces, and too many useless steps between you and the content that matters.
Making the web accessible does not mean making everything visible. It means removing what stands between you and the right content.
And “accessible” should not only mean “more comfortable for you.” If you publish or share content, web accessibility is also a baseline requirement (structure, navigation, contrast, keyboard focus). WCAG gives a concrete framework.
In the full lesson
- 1 What this is really about
- 2 The CMDglows decision framework
- 3 What to avoid
- 4 Accessibility (WCAG): invisible friction
- 5 The cleanup layer
- 6 The access layer
- 7 The tab layer
- 8 The RSS layer
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