legacy

So much in IT is working with or around legacy.

There's always a lot of things that have been built already, and now they need to be made accessible.

Upside? Because so much is being rebuilt all the time, something new is starting as well!

"We just started redoing our branding/logo/chatbot/forms!"

That's a win for accessibility. We can focus on those, and make accessibility foundational.

What's the most exceptional legacy you've come across?