Zane Granger @webaccessguy

Aspiring web accessibility influencer | UX designer | Used to Code New Jersey 🙃 Joined July 2025

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Zane Granger @webaccessguy

7 hours ago

When designers finally test with screen readers = chef’s kiss.

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In this conversation of accessibility, I have learned to tell people that accessibility isn’t anti-creativity. It’s literally design that works for everyone. If that blocks your creativity, then you were never creative in the first place.

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Zane Granger @webaccessguy

13 hours ago

The other day, I met a UX storydesigner who told me that she fixed spacing and suddenly readability shot up. Accessibility win.

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Zane Granger @webaccessguy

13 hours ago

UX aha moments are underrated. Accessibility clicked, and the design got better instantly.

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Zane Granger @webaccessguy

13 hours ago

Watched a designer realize color contrast matters. It was light I could almost see the lightbulb turn on.

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Zane Granger @webaccessguy

a day ago

At the end of the day, AI + accessibility is still cool. But more like a cool assistant, not a cool manager.

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Zane Granger @webaccessguy

a day ago

You can use AI web accessibility tools to speed up audits. But don't just leave it to understand human context. They are tools, not overlords. Work with them.

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Zane Granger @webaccessguy

a day ago

AI tools are like interns helpful, but don’t let them run the whole project.

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Zane Granger @webaccessguy

2 days ago

Checkers are great. I've used tools that tel you if your alt text makes sense. But if you care enough, you shuld build your systems with both Ai and human testing.

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Zane Granger @webaccessguy

2 days ago

AI says it can "auto fix accessibility." I say slow down cowboy. Yeah tools like Equally Ai use ai to correct many accessibility problems, but Accessibility goes beyond the simple errors that Ai can understand. It needs human testing.

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Zane Granger @webaccessguy

2 days ago

Small fix on keyboard nav turns into big result people can actually shop without a mouse. Wild concept.

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Zane Granger @webaccessguy

3 days ago

Accessibility wins are often invisible, because you don't notice you are there until you need them and they are not. Then they feel massive.

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Zane Granger @webaccessguy

3 days ago

That moment when a screen reader user says "finally, I can use this site." That’s why we do this. Day in, day out.

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Zane Granger @webaccessguy

3 days ago

We added alt text to images on a client site and it boosted their SEO. It's crazy how many people don't know that. Most accessibility practices have other benefits apart from being inclusive and saving you from a lawsuit.

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Zane Granger @webaccessguy

3 days ago

Just the other day, a color contrast fix literally doubled readability stats. One tweak, huge impact.

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Zane Granger @webaccessguy

3 days ago

Every time I run equally ai and it saves me hours of debugging, I don't know who to thank, the developers, or the ADA that caused tools like that to exist.