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What an accessibility audit actually changes

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[Opening paragraph — the observation or question that started this piece. E.g.: a WCAG audit can pass every automated check and still ship an experience that quietly excludes people. What's the gap, and where does it actually get closed?]

[First section heading]

[Body paragraph — the specific case or example. Draw from real work, e.g. building the AXA design system against WCAG 2.2, and what the checklist did and didn't catch.]

[Second section heading]

[Body paragraph — the turn or insight. What changed in how you approach this after the experience?]

[Closing thought]

[Closing paragraph — where this leaves you now, or what you'd tell someone starting the same audit today.]