Courtney Roberts did a presentation on how she is using Claude and Accessibility Checker Pro in the redesign of her website. It is an interesting look / discussion behind the scenes. Also, the notes have some good information on strategies for fixing issues.

In the continuing drama department, Matt kicks accessibility expert and project contributor Andrea Fercia from the WordPress project.

This article from The Repository provides information about the new Accessibility Lab plugin, which will be a testing ground for accessibility changes before they are added to core.

This is interesting, Elementor has a good video on what Semantic HTML is and its advantages for accessibility. A manifesto against “div soup.” If you don’t know what Semantic HTML is then this is a quick intro.

The Beaver Builder team worked with Amber Hinds to create a course about accessibility best practices. The course is free. About 3/4 of the course are general best practices and 1/4 about tips for accessibility and Beaver Builder.

MIlana Cap, most known with her work and lectures about WPCLI, here talks about Accessibility and other things.

Equalize Digital published their WordPress Page Builder Accessibility Comparison 2025 report where they tested the out of the box accessibility of page builders. Gen Herres predicted that Elementor would come out as #1, but it was #4.

Designing for flip phones and Apple watches? It is not something I’m doing now, but if you are, the author has some suggestions.

WooCommerce 10.0 is scheduled for release on July 7th. There are a number of updates and features. A big on is that WooCommerce 10.0, when used with a core WordPress or accessibility-ready theme, will be fully conformant with WCAG 2.2 level AA and substantially conformant with level AAA.