These case studies break down accessibility failures as they show up in real products, not ideal scenarios. Each one starts with something that looked acceptable on paper and failed once real people tried to use it.
I focus on the barrier itself, how it disrupted actual use, and the decisions that caused it to ship. Fixes are shown where they matter, in context, alongside the tradeoffs that came with them.
You’ll see recurring patterns across flows, components, and handoffs, especially where accessibility, UX, and QA responsibilities blur. The goal isn’t to demonstrate compliance. It’s to show how these issues get introduced, missed, and corrected inside real teams.
