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Claude Design isn't production-ready out of the box. If you want quality output, you need to feed it a proper design system before asking for anything visual, then lock in accessibility basics so it stops butchering your landing pages.
Last week marked the start of the beta phase with a small group of 10 accessibility experts representing different profiles. For this first round, all participants are french-speaking folks. Another testing phase is planned later, so stay tuned. For now, here are some early learnings.
The French Interministerial Directorate for Digital Affairs (Dinum) announced in early March 2026 that it was working, alongside public, non-profit, and private stakeholders, on drafting RGAA 5, the next version of the General Accessibility Improvement Framework.
Accessibility audits are too often reduced to a compliance checkbox. Here is why they should be treated as a user experience investment, and how to reframe them for your stakeholders.
WCAG 2.2 introduced 9 new success criteria and deprecated one. Here is what every accessibility auditor needs to know about the changes and how to adapt your audit workflow.
There are tools on the market that promise to make a website accessible in a matter of minutes, by adding a small JavaScript snippet. A button appears, usually decorated with a wheelchair icon or a Vitruvian Man pictogram.
