If you don’t think inaccessible technology is morally wrong, or just incompetent leadership, maybe consider the bottom line.

That’s part of what Think Company accessibility specialist Mikey Ilagantold Marketplace reporter Lizzie O’Leary about the hurdles that often stand between people with disabilities and tech products.

“I think what usually motivates people to get going is the threat of litigation,” said Ilagan. “So, it’s cheaper and easier to make sure your experiences are accessible now, rather than having to fix it anyway and then encountering some sort of lawsuit and whatever that may cost or entail.”

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