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A bold vintage screen-print illustration in deep forest green and pale blush of a large geometric refreshable braille display with braille cells above a row of square keys, in front of a form field and a large circle.

Design Engineering

USWDS Wants AI to Test Accessibility. Agencies Inherit the Gap

The U.S. Web Design System plans to automate accessibility testing with AI. The manual layer it may replace was checked once upstream, so the work could move to agency teams.

A bold vintage screen-print illustration in putty cream, near-black and muted teal of an oversized keyboard key with an arrow icon trapped inside a closed circular loop, beside a printed checklist showing every box checked.

Design Engineering

Axe-core Was Built Never to Be Wrong. That's Its Blind Spot

A 8 September 2026 study finds axe-core misses most real WCAG violations because it is tuned never to raise a false alarm, and Figma's checker inherits the same blind spot.