Have you ever asked yourself if what you're designing still makes sense if you can't see…
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Have you ever asked yourself if what you're designing still makes sense if you can't see it? This article shares insights from an interview with a JAWS + Braille user, including design best practices and how to meet WCAG compliance in your design system. https://hubs.li/Q04x6wHN0
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