Every moment you spend doing accessibility is a moment you spend not doing other things. You could argue it has a high RoI to do accessibility, fine, but that doesn't make it lazy _not_ to do it. Maybe I have even higher RoI/EV stuff to be doing.
You just told a bunch of potential and current customers that they're not worth the ROI.
Pretty sure they'll remember that, and they'll talk about it a lot.
Accessibility is done while you do it. Not as an afterthought.
But if you're having a higher ROI writing absolute crap, feel free, it's not my website.
> Maybe I have even higher RoI/EV stuff to be doing.
I mean, to readers of these comments, I think it's right there for you: 0x3f will take "higher ROI" over "accommodate and support disabled people".