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Notes on frontend, design, and accessibility.
AI Is Great at Research — But Is It a Reliable Researcher? So I Just Asked It
AI 2027's core assumption is that AI can do its own research and improve itself. But after using AI for product research every day, my feeling is: the real bottleneck isn't 'can't find the data' — it's that AI doesn't know when it shouldn't trust what it found, and sometimes doesn't even know the question itself was wrong. So I asked it directly.
Who Forces Websites to Be Accessible? (Part 2): Eight More Jurisdictions, and the Gray Zone Between 'Organizing' and 'Certifying'
The previous article surveyed 16 jurisdictions and I meant to go straight into a deep comparison of certification marks — but while collecting data on Hong Kong and Qatar, I found that many 'government marks' I'd assumed were official are actually run by private bodies, with the government merely co-organizing. So I widened the map to 24 jurisdictions to finish the institutional groundwork first.
Modern CSS Techniques Cheat Sheet: 60+ Features, Support & What to Try Next
A scannable checklist of modern CSS techniques—grouped by layout, selectors, color, typography, animation and more—with each feature's purpose, example, and browser support, plus which ones to experiment with first.
Who Forces Websites to Be Accessible? A Comparison of Web Accessibility Regimes Across 16 Jurisdictions
What started as a simple effort to collect each country’s marks, regulations, and testing criteria turned into something bigger — halfway through, I realized I first needed to understand each country’s policy.
Accessibility Testing Should Not Be Confined by Professional Silos
In the past, accessibility was often synonymous with regulatory compliance, formal audits, or a checklist dusted off only at the very end of a project. But things have changed.
Forbes Accessibility 200
A few days ago, I came across the Forbes Accessibility 200 list.
Are the Users of Web Accessibility Changing?
Not long ago, Anthropic engineer Thariq mentioned that, under the assumption that “humans no longer manually edit code,” HTML is more suitable than Markdown for interacting with AI.
Accessibility Web Services Coated in AI Sugar?
When AI promises to fix web accessibility at runtime, but ends up repeating the same old widget problem.
Reflections on Digital Accessibility (April 2026)
Some thoughts on Digital Accessibility and AI.
Accesserty DevCheck — Simulate and Detect Accessibility Challenges Before You Ship
Stop waiting for complaints. Start feeling what your users feel — directly inside your dev workflow.
The Invisible Experience Gap — Why It’s So Hard to Find Truly Usable Websites
Why I decided to display accessibility signals in search results.
Building Accesserty — An Accessibility Experience from Search to Development
A small product ecosystem I built in about a month, aimed at improving the accessible web experience.