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<title>The Most Common Accessibility Issue Isn&#39;t Complex. It&#39;s Color Contrast</title>
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<description>A design system launches with accessible colors.
Six months later, marketing creates a campaign page with a new background.
Another team adds promotional banners.
A developer introduces a disabled button state.
A CMS editor changes the text color to better match a seasonal theme.
Individually, these changes seem harmless. Collectively, they create dozens of new color combinations that were never reviewed for accessibility.
That&#39;s how color contrast issues appear, even on well-designed websites.</description>
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