Enterprise AI knowledge. From a team who ships it.

AI products are some of the least accessible enterprise software being shipped right now. Streaming text, confidence indicators, chat UIs, and markdown rendering all break screen readers in different ways.

Accessibility in enterprise software isn't charity work. It's a commercial advantage. Lower support costs, higher adoption, better UX, and access to government contracts that require WCAG compliance.

Running Lighthouse before launch and calling it done catches about 30% of real accessibility issues. What does the other 70% look like, and how do you catch it?

Remote work made accessibility more visible. When everything is digital-first, everyone needs access. The gap between who has it and who doesn't just got wider.

WCAG is a 300-page spec that reads like a legal document. Most enterprise developers need about 20% of it. This is that 20%.