Who is actually responsible for Web Accessibility?
Who is responsible for making sure software is accessible? If your short answer is the front-end development team, I'm sorry to say that your software…
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Accessibility Testing: Best Practices
Accessibility testing requires more than an automated scanner. A scanner catches roughly 30-50% of WCAG issues. The rest requires manual testing with …
Audit WCAG 2.1 accessibility on every pull request (free GitHub Action)
I build web apps and I always mean to audit accessibility before shipping, and I never do. axe-core DevTools is great but it's a browser extension I h…
Protovoters: Free, accessible voter files for democracy
Build voter files from public data and connect them to a wide range of geospatial software. Open alternative to private databases like NGP VAN and Nat…
🚀 Just Published: ReactTailwindAccessKit
I’m excited to share a new open-source project that focuses on building accessible, modern UI components using React + Tailwind CSS. 🔗 GitHub Repo: ht…
Introducing @accesslint/jest: progressive accessibility testing for Jest
This post is for the team rolling out accessibility testing: developer tooling, CI platform, design systems, frontend tooling, or their engineering ma…
As We May Code: Why Software Is a Human Problem Dressed in Logic
On interfaces, accessibility, wicked problems, and the illusion that machines can write code for us. The first time I used NotebookLM, I fed it an ess…
How I automated 62% of Europe's RGAA accessibility criteria
In Europe, web accessibility became mandatory in June 2025 under the European Accessibility Act (EAA) . But the EU doesn't define how to test — each c…