In Chapter 1, we briefly talked about how the greatest challenge after prioritization is that teams often do not have experience with accessibility and assistive technologies.
In this chapter, we will walk-through concrete examples of user needs that apply to mobile and web interfaces for different subsets of disabilities. In each case, we will also uncover growth opportunities made possible by accounting for these needs.
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