One line of CSS that breaks keyboard accessibility sitewide and two other patterns we keep finding in audits

Last week we ran accessibility audits across multiple sites. Different industries, different tech stacks, different teams. The same three problems kept showing up. Not similar problems. The exact same patterns, reproduced independently, causing the same failures for keyboard users and screen reader

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