Cameron Cundiff

I just shipped React sourcemap lookups for accesslint/core, so now browser audits against React dev envs have actual file paths attached. That way the agent doesn't so _any_ extra work on looking for the violation, just works on a fix 😎 github.com/AccessLint/acc…

I've made the mistake of burning tokens on agentic a11y audits with code scans, now I'm running automated audits in the browser using chrome-devtools-mcp and accesslint/mcp and let Claude Code figure out the files to fix using stable selectors. dev.to/cameron-access…

@jason_haugh I'm also working on pulling actual sourcemaps with the injected script when available, making the mapping unambiguous. Thanks for the question!

@jason_haugh Still kicking the tires, but I smoke tested this against docusaurus.io and its public github repo: across the violations, the skill found three correct source files out of 4,250 possible just grepping DOM-derived values with no file reads beyond the matched files.

@felixrieseberg Claude Cowork could be a killer use case for disability, with some additional attention to screen reader support!

Using Claude Cowork as assistive tech! I put together a skill to check and boost color contrast directly in the browser. Claude's ability to do real-time modding like this is a great example of AI benefiting disability use cases. #a11y

🚀 Image Describer supports free form questions now! I added support to ask followup questions for described images, and it feels good! ICYMI, Image Describer is a Chrome extension that uses AI to describe images for blind people. Check it out! chromewebstore.google.com/detail/image-d…

Latest Image Describer extension includes followup questions to discover details about an image. chromewebstore.google.com/detail/image-d… #Accessibility #Blind #BuildWithGemini

Image Describer describes images and web content for blind people in the browser, using AI. I'm soo excited about the latest updates! Check it out 👉chromewebstore.google.com/detail/image-d… #BuildWithGemini #A11y

@stubbornella with regards to accessibility, my instinct, a partially the message of the book, was that if i could understand it, a screen reader could too.

@stubbornella at the time I didn't really frameworks for organizing frontend code in a way that i could maintain and update. inlining CSS and JS made this especially hard because the verbosity made things inscrutable.

What are the reasons for the separation of concerns? JS is for behavior. CSS for style. HTML for semantics. What are the benefits of this?

This will change my life: launching screen reader on test execution with Playwright. Never heard of it, and grateful to Cameron for the demo. Accessibility TDD with VoiceOver driver in React 👇 youtu.be/aWqLjzMfQiE?si…

I'm co-founder and one of the organizers at @a11ynyc. We object to the addition of an accessibility overlay to the @Meetup page, that was done without our input or approval. overlayfactsheet.com

“The user is not like me”—this mantra from @cmuhcii reminds me to always build from our users’ needs. Here’s a conversation with amazing colleagues @dorothchen, Rachel and David about what we’ve learned from the accessibility community and what’s ahead! figma.com/blog/a-convers…

@cshirky except the alt text won't work because

Five Twitter Blue checks are really Golden checks, entitling you a chance to be CEO. The alt text of golden checks will read Greetings to you, the lucky finder of this Golden Check, from Mr Elon Musk! I shake you warmly by the hand! I do invite you to come to my factory and be

@jeffbigham check out semiphemeral.com. automatically deletes old tweets with configurable settings, including DMs

@EmilyGorcenski @Imani_Barbarin this is from linkedin... same technique 🧐

I think that if you’re noticing Twitter run weirdly, this is why: tiktok.com/t/ZTRxscnXU/

@EmilyGorcenski @Imani_Barbarin the premise of the OP was that somehow twitter was pointing their loadbalancers at a dev environment that was running with prod data... doesn't make any sense.

@EmilyGorcenski @Imani_Barbarin no doubt, point being that things at scale are ... different .. than running a simply Rails app 😁