
How Accessibility Work Makes Your Site Easier for AI to Read
The sites AI understands best are the accessible ones, and the reason is simpler than you'd think. If you are already building for screen readers, most of the work is done.
Practical guidance, standards explained plainly, and stories from the work of making the web usable for every Filipino

The sites AI understands best are the accessible ones, and the reason is simpler than you'd think. If you are already building for screen readers, most of the work is done.

When a photo of a man in a wheelchair climbing the stairs at Recto Station went viral, LRTA apologized and promised repairs, and then the story moved on, the way these stories always do. But the broken elevator was never just his problem.

A while back, I printed a set of flash cards covering the WCAG success criteria to read during idle moments. They worked, mostly, but they were bulky and never had all the information I needed. That thinking led to the WCAG Reference app.