Writing - Anna E. Cook

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Designing with mustard is the future of design.

Download the workbook This workbook names six structural prerequisites your system needs to address before AI can scale on top of it without amplifying problems.

For the last few years, our industry has been told a story: AI will personalize its way out of accessibility, deterministic design is dead, diagnosis can replace systems thinking, and structural work no longer needs to be done.

TL;DR: AI and accessibility is usually framed as a tooling problem.

3D rendering by vpanteon, edited to create this composition.

When I launched this newsletter nearly two months ago, I called it Focus State.

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Art by Tithi Luadthong AKA grandfailure, illustration has been edited to increase higher saturation and utilize overlaid gradients.

TL;DR Accessibility isn’t proven by a score, it’s proven when people with disabilities can actually use the product.

An excuse to share the antique typewriter my grandfather gave me, it’s dated 1895-1923 so I suspect it was built during that period.

This post was inspired by one written by Josh Kim titled “Glad” that I recommend you read.

What is “Tag You’re It?”

Twitter was never a perfect platform.

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Earlier this week, I made a series of extensive jokes on Twitter about ketchup as a design tool.

Protect yourself and your company from buying an ineffective product that claims it makes websites accessible.

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For the past eight years of my life, I have had to deal with varying degrees of food sensitivities.