:has() and :not() are 🔥

Absolutely! Accessible design is just good UX.

I keep pronouncing it "blue-skee" in my head because of the capitalisation 😆

I had no idea. Thanks for sharing!

"It limits my creativity" is a pure BS excuse. But I think most designers don't even know about accessible design -- that was me when I first started out! I'm still appalled that my UI design courses didn't even mention accessibility aside from colour contrast (and that just in passing).

Most developers I know who ignore accessibility do so because 1. they don't know much about it (if at all), or 2. it seems overwhelming. I see both of these as education issues. Why do design and development courses tend to ignore accessibility?

The curb cut effect!

I have nearly done this in Trello so many times 😅