When you think about user experience (UX), what comes to mind? Clean layouts? Fast load times? Easy-to-use navigation? And yes, these all come under what we would call good UX, but there is another side that often gets overlooked: accessibility. The truth is that if your website is not accessible, then it cannot be considered user-friendly. A site that is difficult or even impossible for some people to use is a site that is actively turning potential customers away. Accessibility cannot be considered a speciality concern any longer, it is a reflection of how seriously you take your users’ needs. And in 2025, users expect better....