The document addresses and debunks common myths about accessibility, emphasizing that it is not overly expensive and benefits everyone, not just people with disabilities. It argues that addressing accessibility early in design saves time and effort later, and highlights that reliance on assistive technology is not enough for creating inclusive content. Furthermore, it underscores that accessibility goes beyond mere compliance, aiming for a welcoming experience for all users.

1. Let's debunk
accessibility myths!
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3. Myth #1
Accessibility is Too Expensive.
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Many accessibility features are easy
and inexpensive to implement.
Not making content accessible
can cost more in the long run.

5. Myth #2
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Accessibility
is Only for People with Disabilities.

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including those with temporary
disabilities or situational limitations
Accessibility benefits everyone,

7. Accessibility is Time-Consuming.
Myth #3
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Shifting accessibility considerations
left in your design and development
process may require extra effort
initially, but it can save you time and
effort in the long run.
Considering accessibility early can
save time and effort in the long run.
It may require extra effort initially.

9. Myth #4
Assistive Technology Solves Everything.
Myth #4
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so it's important to create content that is
accessible without relying on it.
People with disabilities may use different
types of assistive technology depending
on their needs,

11. Myth #5
Accessibility
is Just About Compliance.
Myth #5
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12. It's about creating a more inclusive and
welcoming experience for everyone.
It’s more than meeting legal
requirements.
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