In short
Making charts usable for colorblind viewers (via palette and pattern, not color alone) and screen-reader users (via alt text and data tables) — often skipped, increasingly expected.
How to learn this
- 1Add text labels or patterns to a chart so it doesn't rely on color alone.
- 2Write alt text for a chart as if describing it to someone who can't see it.
- 3Learn why relying solely on a red/green color contrast excludes many viewers.
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