03 March 2026
Unexpected Barriers
Barriers to access are everywhere, including in surprising places, such as the second grade curriculum.
Articles about accessibility
19 December 2025
Can we use AI to test alt text?
As I read about OpenAI's newest image generation model, a question came to mind. Can a well-crafted image creation prompt also serve as the alt text for that image?
07 May 2025
Dear book authors: Please exist and not be AI.
I trust books. At least, I used to. I grew up in the pre-internet era of bookshops and libraries. There was an inherent trust that a book earned by default.
08 March 2022
Carousels: No one likes you
For all of you clients who want a carousel on your site, this post is for you.
16 October 2018
A very informal look at Gutenberg accessibility
The recent updates to the upcoming WordPress 5.0 release, specifically the new Gutenberg editor, appears to have some accessibility issues.
19 December 2017
The accessibility of ::before and ::after
I was recently reading a tutorial on how to use CSS counters.
02 October 2017
Screen reader survey results
I wanted to learn about how users interact with links on a site.
09 August 2017
Yes, Virginia. Unique link text really is important.
One of my biggest pet peeves these days stems around blog or news sites.
08 August 2017
Manual accessibility testing is your new BFF
Testing your websites to ensure they are fully accessible is a lot of work.
20 July 2017
I'm lost!: A brief introduction to web landmarks
Let’s pretend for a minute that you are a new visitor to Washington DC.
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