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The ninth Accessibility Day in Stuttgart asked whether AI can match expert accessibility. Intopia's Global Accessibility Pulse 2026 finds more awareness but barely better outcomes. And one AI-generated 29-line sidebar hides 10 accessibility failures.
A Book Apart's 'Accessibility for Everyone' by Laura Kalbag - a paid book since 2017, now completely free. Anna E. Cook explains why AI depends on accessible systems instead of fixing them. Eric Eggert: screen readers aren't testing tools.
Recommending Podcast '13 Letters': Mike Shebanek tells how he got Apple to ship the screen reader now known as VoiceOver. Bogdan Cerovac on WebMCP: 'not a replacement for accessibility.' Russ Weakley explains the click to screen-reader announcement.
The WebAIM Million 2026 reverses years of gradual improvement - 95.9% of pages fail WCAG. Steve Frenzel names four roles for sneaking accessibility into resistant organisations. And why the ARIA APG is not a pattern library.
The Web Almanac 2025 reports data from 17.2 million websites, Bogdan Cerovac argues accessibility must be trained into AI models - not bolted on after, and a WCAG checklist finally sorted by what designers actually deliver.
Axe-con sessions distilled into one blog post. Karl Groves calculates $347,060 in disruption costs per audit cycle. And Hashim Quraishi learns why adding role="link" to a button broke everything.
1,001 experts sign the Overlay Fact Sheet, Eric Bailey predicts EAA compliance theater, and how AI changes the way we write alt text.