AI x Accessibility Builder & Strategist. Author. Speaker. Teacher. #Woodworking https://xitter.cf/t.co/TO2dN6AWph
Toronto
Joined November 2006
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Accessibility doesn’t take longer JUST because it’s accessibility.
It takes longer because you’re learning new things:
New techniques, new processes, new things to consider, new insights from working with people with disabilities, new measures of success.
When you're asked the question "How do we make this accessible?" try responding with a whole bunch of questions before responding with a whole bunch of answers.
#accessibility #a11y #UX #design
The best time to get started on accessibility for your project is before it started.
The second best time is now.
Accessibility itself IS NOT hard.
But, accessibility at scale IS hard.
Doing accessibility consistently well IS hard.
Accessibility where it hasn't been done before IS hard.
Creating a culture that values accessibility IS hard.
Don't confuse one with the other.
Here's the latest approach I've been taking to autonomous work that gets authorized and queued up for my agents to work on.
My goals? Increase the portion that can run autonomously over time. Increase parallelization.
Just getting started, but really liking how this is going so far.
I share my thinking about these types of topics all the time, and you can enjoy them on my list, algorithm free...
feather.ca/x/aia
Control your emotions, control your future.
I apparently failed to control my future this morning, because I absolutely DID NOT control my emotions.
So... now... I'm home. I'm calm. I'm typing things to my agents, and I'm much more civil. There's a lot to unpack here in terms of understanding how we best design agentic experiences, particularly with a voice-based UI.
I share my thinking about these types of topics all the time, and you can enjoy them on my list, algorithm free...
feather.ca/x/aia