Basically any chain pizza restaurant (Dominos, Pizza Hut, etc). All of their sites especially when ordering are horribly inaccessible. There is a lawsuit over it, so having a software workaround to avoid that without having to wait for those companies to realize they’re stupid would be amazing

I've heard that every Dem Primary candidate's website has accessibility problems.

wish.com

Most sites that still try to run unoptimized versions of Flash. Many screen readers interpret it as nothing there since there's no text or images to examine. For me, a few earlier examples were early iterations of memes that were basically MS-Paint-type animations done to silly songs. If the buttons are part of the "video", they can't be tabbed to.

Try it on airtable please also do you know about any other project management apps that are accessible

The Van's website I'm pretty sure is inaccessible and I lot of restruranys with online ordering features.

To know how to improve a website's accessibility, as a starting point, it should be able to meet the WCAG success criteria. After that, you get people with disabilities using various combinations of user agents and assistive technology to test it.