WCAG 2.2 adds expectations around focus, dragging, and target size. Design systems are the cheapest place to encode those rules once.
TL;DR
Tokenize color contrast pairs, ship components with visible focus, document keyboard paths, and run automated checks in CI plus quarterly manual audits on critical flows.
Why do enterprise buyers care about accessibility?
Procurement teams map accessibility to risk reduction: fewer lawsuits, broader employee adoption, and compatibility with assistive tech in regulated industries.
What is a practical component checklist?
Name, role, state for interactive elements; minimum 24x24 CSS pixels for targets (or equivalent spacing); motion reduced via prefers-reduced-motion; and consistent heading order per template.
Need UI that passes review? UI/UX design and accessibility reviews are part of how we ship.