I personally find it unfair to make the whole web seem bland to a majority of people, so that a minority would find it easy to access. However, I believe that teaching developers about their responsibility to their fellow human beings, even in theory, would go a long way in reducing stuff that looks well, but is not usable to the blind.
What you mentioned about accessibility features being available but not being used in practice is not only in the web. You get the same thing in Android and IOS applications as well. I have always wondered about how we can fix this, but to be honest, I have never found a solution, sadly.
What you mentioned about accessibility features being available but not being used in practice is not only in the web. You get the same thing in Android and IOS applications as well. I have always wondered about how we can fix this, but to be honest, I have never found a solution, sadly.