[Verse 1] Sarah builds an app but only tests on Chrome English speakers love it, they feel right at home But millions get excluded when she ships her code 'Cause inclusive design wasn't part of her road [Chorus] Build for everyone, not just a few Colors, contrast, keyboard navigation too Screen readers speaking, languages worldwide When we include all users, nobody's denied Build for everyone, make it accessible Cultural awareness, globally flexible [Verse 2] Color-blind users can't see red and green alerts High contrast modes help when vision system hurts Alt text for images lets screen readers flow Tab through every button, let the keyboard show [Chorus] Build for everyone, not just a few Colors, contrast, keyboard navigation too Screen readers speaking, languages worldwide When we include all users, nobody's denied Build for everyone, make it accessible Cultural awareness, globally flexible [Bridge] Right to left languages need different layouts Date formats vary, don't assume without doubts Motor disabilities need bigger click targets Cultural symbols mean different markets [Verse 3] ARIA labels help assistive technology Semantic HTML builds accessibility Test with real users from different backgrounds That's how inclusive products truly get found [Chorus] Build for everyone, not just a few Colors, contrast, keyboard navigation too Screen readers speaking, languages worldwide When we include all users, nobody's denied Build for everyone, make it accessible Cultural awareness, globally flexible [Outro] One billion people live with disabilities Don't lock them out of digital realities Include from the start, not as afterthought That's the inclusive design that should be taught
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