Accessibility in front-end development is crucial for creating inclusive web experiences, ensuring that sites are usable for the widest possible audience, including those with disabilities. This concept is often misunderstood as a tedious task, but it can transform how developers design websites to prevent discrimination. The text discusses how accessibility differs from usability and inclusivity, emphasizing the need to address visual, audial, manual, and cognitive disabilities in web design. Freelancers and developers are encouraged to incorporate accessibility in their projects, even if it involves "invisible work" that clients might not notice, like proper HTML structure or alternative text for images. Additionally, the text highlights the importance of educating clients about accessibility, particularly when design changes are needed to meet accessibility standards. It stresses that while accessibility primarily benefits users with disabilities, it also enhances overall user experience, improves SEO, and ensures compliance with legal obligations. The article is part of a series exploring how to implement accessibility best practices in Next.js projects and how developers can advocate for these practices in their work.