Here are some things I'm sure we all want:
- To cook without dirty dishes.
- To lose weight without changing my diet or exercising.
- To learn a new language without studying or practicing.
- To save money without cutting expenses or working more hours.
And some things that would be nice to have at work.
- To understand our customers, without talking to them.
- Clean, maintainable code without code reviews and refactoring.
- Accurate user insights without conducting user research interviews.
- Performant software without profiling and optimisation efforts.
- A seamless user experience without iterative design and prototyping.
- Comprehensive test coverage without writing detailed test cases.
- Predictable software delivery without any planning or retrospectives.
Gosh, wouldn't these be nice!
But you can't have one without the other.
So then why would you think you can have a fully accessible website without investing any time in proper design, semantic markup and testing with users with disabilities?