ASCII art sounds terrible for screen reader users.

A better way to share it: Take a screenshot and share that with alt text.

If you're new to making web content accessible and not sure where to start, here's what I recommend! You can make so much impact on these fairly low effort things.

- Color contrast
- Alt text
- Semantic HTML

I go into the details on my blog: https://ashleemboyer.com/blog/three-starting-points-for-making-accessible-digital-content

Ever tried to use mobile apps/websites when your text size is larger than the defaults?

Many don't look great. Sometimes core functionality is cut off & impossible, like completing orders. Terrible for users & money flying right out of your pocket.

https://ashleemboyer.com/blog/don-t-use-fixed-css-height-or-width-on-text-containers

Accommodations aren’t a foreign concept. Non-disabled people are accommodated all the time.

Be in the know!

Disabled people don’t owe you their stories or private medical information.

Don't ask disabled people to do things you wouldn't expect non-disabled people to do.