Accessibility in web development is often neglected, with reports indicating that a significant majority of home pages fail to meet WCAG 2 standards, and while automated tools exist to audit access issues, real user testing with assistive technologies is crucial. The complexities of modern JavaScript frameworks like React necessitate a focus on semantic HTML and logical order of content to ensure accessibility. Key practices include using appropriate HTML elements and attributes, managing focus during page transitions, and avoiding reliance on CSS or JavaScript to reorder content after loading. Proper labeling of form controls and the use of live regions for dynamic content can enhance the experience for screen reader users. While automated testing tools can identify certain issues, they do not guarantee full accessibility, underscoring the importance of testing with real users to ensure a site is accessible to all.