#WCAG
5 pieces filed under “WCAG”.
Buying accessible software: a procurement playbook
A procurement playbook for accessibility: brief language that binds, evaluating claims beyond the VPAT, acceptance criteria that bite, and keeping standards after launch.
Accessibility starts in the design file
Most accessibility rework is a design-file problem found too late. The annotations, contrast workflows and focus specs that stop retrofits before they start.
Accessibility is an engineering discipline, not a ticket queue
Treating accessibility as infrastructure: axe in CI, linting, component contracts, keyboard hierarchies, and who on the squad owns what. WCAG AA as a floor.
WCAG AA for product teams: the parts everyone gets wrong
The WCAG AA criteria that fail most in real products — contrast, focus visible, target size, keyboard traps — and the review rituals that keep them green.
Running an accessibility audit that leads to fixes
Most accessibility audits produce a PDF and no change. Our format — automated sweeps, manual journeys, a severity taxonomy, and fix-forward roadmaps.