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The State of Accessibility - Episode 11
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The State of Accessibility - Episode 11
July 2025 — AI’s Disruption on Design, Part 2 Artificial Intelligence (AI) is moving fast. But what is it really doing for accessibility? In the next episode of The State of Accessibility podcast, Mark Miller and David Sloan break down where AI is helping, where it’s hurting, and why the story is far from over. The conversation was too big for one episode, so don’t miss Part 2! Join us live on our LinkedIn on June 24, 2025, at 10:30 AM EST where…
Susanne Baumer from the Test.Labor for Accessibility shows that those who rely on automated tests miss around 70% of accessibility issues. Keyboard traps and focus errors, in particular, remain undetected – even though they could easily be avoided. By Susanne Baumer, Test.Labor for Accessibility/Pfennigparade WKM Accessibility creates a better user experience for everyone. To... The article "Accessibility with AI? Why Tools Fail Misleadingly" fi…
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