Accessible sign up form for Circle In

The redesign does a good job of focusing on accessibility and readability. I appreciate that the color contrast has been pushed to 5.53:1, which meets WCAG standards and makes the flow easier to read.

That said, there are two areas that could be improved further:

• Stepper contrast: The grayed-out stepper states have a contrast that feels too low, which can make it harder for users to track their progress, especially those with visual impairments or in bright light conditions. Slightly increasing contrast while keeping the “inactive” look would improve clarity.
• Checkbox design: While the checkbox approach works functionally, the label currently feels visually detached from the control. Treating the checkbox and label as a more unified component — for example with a shared background, border, or button-like treatment — could make it feel more cohesive and improve the click/tap target.

Overall, the work shows a strong awareness of accessibility, and with these refinements it could be even more inclusive and polished.