You’re not alone 🙂 — that happens a lot. “A11y” is just shorthand for accessibility (the 11 letters between the A and the Y). Once you notice it, you start seeing it everywhere, especially in product and engineering conversations.
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Accessibility hiring only works when roles are realistic and supported. Durability comes from building accessibility at the code level. That’s the approach we focus at #User1st
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That contrast is hard to ignore. AI investment means very little if core platforms still aren’t usable for everyone. Accessibility needs to be built into the system, at the code level. That’s the gap we focus on at #User1st
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‪Abdul‬
‪@abdul-chahall.bsky.social‬
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At #User1st, we work with education teams to make sure accessibility is handled at the code level.

We’re always open for consultation to talk through practical in-code accessibility approaches for education platforms.
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Thank you for the shoutout. #user1st glad to support WP Accessibility Day and the work this community continues to do for accessibility. 💙