Over last five days, we looked at accessibility problems that show up late but start much earlier.
Product work reopens because nobody agreed what done meant. Shared responsibility gets fuzzy when nobody owns a decision. QA finds problems because they became the first real accessibility review. And the same issues return because the team fixed tickets without changing the pattern behind them.
None of this means your team doesn't care.
It means accessibility decisions are happening too late, too inconsistently or with nobody clear on who should make them.
That's what my free email course, Kill Accessibility Rework in 5 Days, is about.
It's for digital health product leaders who are tired of release-week debates, reopened tickets and accessibility issues that keep returning in different forms. You will learn where rework enters delivery and how product, design, engineering and QA each shape it.
It's definitely not a WCAG course and it won't turn you into an accessibility specialist or give you a giant compliance checklist.
It's for people who want their teams to make better decisions before work gets expensive to change.