Testing Font Scaling For Accessibility With Figma Variables
Accessibility works best when it blends into everyday design workflows. The goal isn’t a big transformation, but simple work processes that fit naturally into a team’s routine. With Figma variables, testing font size increases becomes part of the design flow itself, making accessibility feel almost inevitable rather than optional.
Building a true culture of digital accessibility in a company is a mission of resilience and perseverance. It’s not difficult for the discourse on accessibility to fall into the usual clichés. Accessibility is very important for people. The accessibility of digital products and services promotes inclusion. Or even, all professionals on the teams should be involved in accessibility work. Of course. No one in their right mind will dispute any of these statements (I hope). However, the second part of this conversation, which very few companies reach, is “how?” How do we make this happen in the midst of the day-to-day work of digital transformation teams, which, as we all know, are immersed in demanding scripts, often with a very limited number of people available? Most of the time, the choice ends up being between “we do this” and “that.” And it shouldn’t, because, in these cases, I never saw accessibility winning in this equation. It shouldn’t be this way. You don’t need to be this way. First of all, because choosing between accessibility and anything else isn’t the right choice. Accessibility is no longer just another feature to be added to the others. It’s an added value for the business and, currently, a legal obligation that can have serious consequences for companies. On the other hand, there are intelligent, optimized, and impactful ways to incorporate accessibility principles into the natural dynamics of teams. It’s possible to work on accessibility without turning team operations upside down. In essence, that’s what AccessibilityOps does. Empowering people and providing teams with simple processes so they can integrate accessibility work into their daily routines without disproportionate effort. Accessibility And Design Working on digital accessibility in design can involve several actions. It’s clear that we need to pay particular attention to color and how it’s used to convey meaning. Of course, the interaction sizes of elements must be comfortable. But, mos
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