There's a particular kind of overwhelm that belongs to this moment in history.

It's not just the usual pressures of adulthood: the bills, the deadlines, the responsibilities. It's the sense that the world itself is vibrating at a frequency our nervous systems were never designed to hold.

In a world increasingly reliant on technology, accessibility should not be an afterthought - it must be a foundational principle.

For many individuals, the concept of accessibility in mainstream software programs is limited to superficial "fixes" such as a basic screen reader function or changing font sizes, heralding their "commitment" to "accessibility".