Accessibility often gets lost between design and development. AccessUX DesignLint helps teams make accessibility intent visible in Figma, reduce handover guesswork, and catch issues earlier in the design workflow.
Designers want their work to be useful, usable and accessible. When a product is easier to understand, navigate and operate, it works better for more people — including people who use keyboards, screen readers, magnification, voice control, touch, or other assistive technologies.
But accessibility can still fall through the cracks between design and development. A screen may look polished in Figma, yet still leave developers guessing about heading structure, landmarks, focus order, component purpose, or interaction details. Those gaps often show up late in QA, when fixes are more expensive — or worse, after launch, when people are already struggling to use the product.