In his presentation, Nat Tarnoff brings forward a digital accessibility governance suggestion for organizations. A central accessibility team, called 'the hub,' is…
An NFC-only ID check that locked me out of my bank, New Zealand's Digital Accessibility Standard, user testing with disabled people in Ghana, the Atomic Accessibility Model, and a dark mode checklist.
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From Notes # 31 on New
Ghana's NCA met basic accessibility standards first, then invited disabled users to test its website. I think asking disabled users to test a system that doesn't meet basic criteria is an awful idea.
When should disabled users test a product?
Accessibility Notebook was born at a time when I was questioning what it means to create content by hand and to make original contributions on top of what already exists. That is why I wrote every issue of Notes myself. AI helped me with grammar and spell checking.
I created some of the cover images myself, but I have AI generate my stick figures from prompts I write. AI also translates the In Detail articles I write in Turkish. The other texts on this website were prepared by AI and me together, and keeping this website going would be very hard for me without AI. I wanted to state all of this openly.
My commitment is this: at its core, Accessibility Notebook will stay hand-curated and sincere. If I can no longer keep it that way, I will stop.
My commitment is this: at its core, Accessibility Notebook will stay hand-curated and sincere. If I can no longer keep it that way, I will stop.
Accessibility Notebook was born at a time when I was questioning what it means to create content by hand and to make original contributions on top of what already exists. That is why I wrote every issue of Notes myself. AI helped me with grammar and spell checking.
I created some of the cover images myself, but I have AI generate my stick figures from prompts I write. AI also translates the In Detail articles I write in Turkish. The other texts on this website were prepared by AI and me together, and keeping this website going would be very hard for me without AI. I wanted to state all of this openly.
My commitment is this: at its core, Accessibility Notebook will stay hand-curated and sincere. If I can no longer keep it that way, I will stop.
