The term “A11y” is a shortened version of the word “accessibility,” created by taking the first letter “a,” followed by 11 letters in between, and ending with “y.” This abbreviation helps to save space and make it more convenient to use in situations where character count is restricted, such as on social media, hashtags, and technical conversations.
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