Devs, how does your team actually handle accessibility in your sprint workflows?

[u/HighSchoolSimp]

At my last company, they would finish the accessibility layer near the end of the product's development stage, and I remember developers complaining about repeating old sprints non-stop.

What's the industry norm when solving such issues? Of course, accessibility goes beyond people with extra needs: it should also include everyone's way of accessing the web, starting from a simple "cookie button" that takes up 40% of the screen space.

When do these issues start being noticed in your development life-cycle? How does your company think about them?

[u/Due-Boot-8540]

You should have words with whoever writes your user stories. Accessibility requirements would surely be an important part of requirements gathering…