The Accessibility Breakdown - Episode 2 - WCAG and Cars

Episode Summary: The Accessibility Breakdown - Episode 2In this second episode of The Accessibility Breakdown, hosts Mark Miller and Justin Stockton discuss three key accessibility topics:1. WCAG A vs AA and Outdated Accessibility Statements, and more! - Nick Steenhout’s blog post that uses a car analogy to explain accessibility levels: Level A is a drivable chassis (bare minimum), AA adds essential features like windows and roof, while AAA is the trim package that may be optional for some but essential for others with specific needs.2. Beware of AI Accessibility Audits - Karl Groves' article warns about the limitations of AI in accessibility auditing. While AI shows promise, it currently works best for short tasks and struggles with context. The consensus is that a "human in the loop" approach remains necessary for now.3. Life as an Accessibility Specialist: What you need to know - Grant Broom's article, about the continuous learning required in accessibility, noting that the learning curve remains steep as standards evolve (WCAG 2.2, upcoming 3.0), technologies change, and best practices develop.