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The command surface ended up becoming one of the most practical parts of the project. Instead of one fuzzy assistant prompt box with no real boundaries, the tool has commands that map to actual…

This matters to me a lot because accessibility tooling gets dishonest here very quickly. A product runs a scan, says something grand about screen readers, and suddenly teams act as if assistive technology has…

I have always liked heading structure because it gives a page away almost immediately. You can tell when a page has been thought through and you can tell when it has been assembled without…

Contrast checks are easy to make look more certain than they really are. Real pages have gradients, overlays, images, pseudo-elements, shadows, and mixed backgrounds. Once you start pretending all of that collapses into a…

People love the flashy parts of accessibility tooling, but some of the most useful checks are the ones that sound ordinary: headings, metadata, language, alt text, and broken links. Those things are not side…

This sounds small until you have seen a tool audit itself into nonsense. The minute you inject a panel, controls, overlays, and support markup into the page, you have changed the page. If you…