And on a personal note: accessibility also deserves better than an army of lawyers, who put efforts into finding loopholes so that your products don't have to comply with EAA (European Accessibility Act). Let's stop this nonsense, and, put budget into training developers, designers, project managers, even stakeholders.

Bottom line: we should stop asking for a diagnosis to give people accommodations!If someone tells you they need to use a noise cancelling headset to focus, let them. If someone tells you they need some quiet time in the middle of the day, let them.

@stephaniewalter There's a great 99% Invisible about curb cutshttps://99percentinvisible.org/episode/curb-cuts/