Human-centred

☝️ Before we begin Here’s a Google doc handout with the gesture guides.

Over the past few weeks I used AI quite heavily.

AI (in this case, meaning mostly LLMs like ChatGPT and Claude) is powerful and can be very useful!

Some quick notes of what engineers seem to be saying about accessibility and writing code with AI.

Hi, folks at the Wellington Web Accessibility Meetup!

Notes for a session at the Digital Accessibility Discussion Group.

These are some scribbles I’m pulling together to make an updated version of the Screen reader testing workshop I ran recently.

Something I aim for is a complete view.

Last week I was in Melbourne for Web Directions - AI Engineer.

We’ll focus on the free screen readers.

Last week was the NZ Tech Rally conference.

Last week NZ Tech Rally had a great pre-conference panel meetup.

I went to the May 2026 Wellington Web Accessibility Meetup and listened to two great talks, and a lively Q & A.

Having a policy for AI usage in the workplace is important.

On Saturday 21st March 2026 I was at Code Camp Wellington.

The HTML version of my talk at Code Camp Wellington 2026.

I had a quick read through of the Canadian Government’s CAN-ASC-6.2:2025 – Accessible and Equitable Artificial Intelligence Systems.

A good way to increase long-term efficiency is by running a 30 minute retro at the end of every project.

For the past few years I’ve been doing a quick worky year-in-review.

Short version: probably yes.

Also known as slide shows and sliders, carousels come and go out of fashion.

My notes from “You Deserve A Tech Union” by Ethan Marcotte.