Digital equity helps to ensure all individuals and communities have the information technology capacity needed for full participation in our society, democracy, and economy. Meanwhile, accessibility refers to the practice of ensuring that products, services, information, and technologies are designed and implemented in a way that allows all individuals to access and use them with equal ease and effectiveness. It involves removing obstacles and providing accommodations to ensure inclusivity, making sure that everyone, regardless of their situation or abilities, can participate fully and independently in our digital world.

Accessibility goes beyond mere compliance; it embodies the spirit of inclusivity. Every day, individuals with disabilities encounter digital barriers, hindering their access to online information and services. As user advocates, it is both our moral and professional duty to consider all users, ensuring they enjoy seamless and intuitive online experiences.