AI & Accessibility

AI is a tool. Lived experience is the difference.

AI can scan code, flag patterns, and generate technical reports. Those tools are useful — I use them too. But AI cannot replicate what happens when a blind user navigates a real interface with real goals, real expectations, and real consequences when something breaks.

How I use AI

• Summarizing long WCAG text for internal clarity
• Speeding up report writing
• Generating example code snippets for fixes
• Filtering large volumes of user feedback
• Helping identify patterns in recurring issues

What AI doesn’t replace

• Simulating screen reader lived experience
• Interpreting human usability and context
• Feeling the timing, rhythm, and flow of interaction
• Making judgment calls where ambiguity matters

Bottom line

AI helps with efficiency. Human experience determines whether something is genuinely usable. I bring that experience to your team.