While my previous post was about how LLMs can supplement web accessibility work, they certainly do not match a thorough, human audit of web code and content. Real human eyes on the problem are often effective at diagnosing many of the most common pitfalls. Our library is working on such an audit. A small sub-committee […]
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Web accessibility: a supplementary approach
You may have heard about the requirement in the U.S. for most state and local governments’ web content to be WCAG 2.1 AA compliant by April 26th. This is a big lift, and our librarians have already been fretting about it for months now. But as I go about poking at Aider and o3, I […]
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