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Month: June 2025

From Word Fluff to Real Impact: Achieving Specific, Measurable, and Accountable Accessibility

A few years ago I wrote blog posts on what I called Accessibility Island and Ethical Accessibility. In a nutshell these posts outlined the human consequences of accessibility gaps and the need for a better framework to stop leaving this situation to the vagaries of corporate policy as it exists today. I’ve continued to reflect on these topics and wanted to share some suggestions for improvement. The world has also changed since I wrote my…

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“I Just Want to Be Included”: How a Simple Plea Sparked an unintentional AI Accessibility Experiment

The work of editorial cartoonists and their ability to capture the essence of an idea in a picture or two must be quite the talent to have and job to hold. That phrase “a picture is worth a thousand words,” certainly can ring true. A recent experience verifying an issue in Microsoft’s Copilot app I was told had been fixed, led to that all-too-common situation in accessibility of taking one step forward and a couple…

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