The most interesting part to me (as someone with vision problems) was the WebAIM link [1]. The biggest problem I have is with the almost total blind adoption of low contrast (so often too low for me to even read) and sure enough the section about low contrast [2] says:
"found on 86.3% of home pages. _This was the most commonly-detected accessibility issue_.
My basic question then is why do so many designers and websites choose to break the WCAG guidelines?