Make the good path the easy path
Editors should not need to remember a separate accessibility checklist for every story. The interface can make useful headings, descriptive links, meaningful image alternatives, and sensible reading order feel normal.
Our review starts with the keyboard, continues at narrow widths, and ends with the words themselves. “Read more” may be visually tidy, but read the RailsPress posts guide gives every reader a clearer destination.
Accessible publishing is mostly a habit of making context visible.
That standard is quiet by design. It should appear in every template and every editorial decision without calling attention to itself.
