Text-first and keyboard-first interfaces aren't legacy cruft. For multiply disabled users, they're the only viable path. This piece makes a sharp case for terminal-like transparency combined with AI that can translate messy intent into actual action, which is the kind of interface design that rarely gets built because designers don't test with the right people.
#accessibility #a11y #inclusivedesign

https://lanie.work/technology/intent-first-computing/

Kiosk accessibility is a solved problem that keeps getting ignored. The author describes the same experience disabled people have every day: everyone else taps and goes while they wait for a human to help with something a machine should handle. The tech exists to fix this. The will usually doesn't.
#accessibility #disabilityRights #inclusiveDesign

https://taylorarndt.substack.com/p/the-need-for-accessible-kiosks

What if the rise of AI says more about the the web being designed inaccessibly than AI itself?

@tink is speaking The Web You Want exploring how inaccessible and poorly designed experiences have created opportunities for AI tools to act as intermediaries bridging gaps left by inaccessible web experiences

You can find out more about the conference at https://the-web-you-want.org/

#Accessibility #InclusiveDesign #AI #WebAccessibility #TheWebYouWant