It's spelled "accessibility," not "disability"
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Argues that treating accessibility as a niche tied to disability blocks practical gains and that making sites accessible directly increases SEO, improves mobile UX, and prepares for conversational UIs like Siri/Alexa by reusing the same affordances. Cites that ~20% of people have some disability, reframes vibrate, pinch/zoom, and voice controls as mainstream features, and claims adopting basic ARIA semantics and keyboard focus management expands the user base without exotic tooling.
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