Human Touch Home Care has a new website, and we are thrilled to share it! A family-owned legacy of care Since 2005, this family-owned home care registry based in Flourtown, PA has helped older adults stay safe and comfortable in the homes they love. Founder Bess Wray started the company on a simple belief: most […]
Author: Simon Miner
Guided Alt Text Generation: fill in the blanks, get alt text that actually works
“Generate alt text for this image” gets you generic mush every time. Here’s the three-word prompt trick that gets AI to actually think like you do about content, purpose, and context.
AI-Generated Code is Inaccessible by Default
AI coding tools can generate polished interfaces at remarkable speed, but polished is not the same as accessible. This post looks at why AI-assisted code often inherits the web’s inaccessible patterns, what the WebAIM Million and real-world testing reveal, and why developers still need to prompt, test, and refine with accessibility in mind. The vibes may be strong, but the markup still needs supervision.
Introducing FAR, AMP, and LABS, Pedal Point’s new packages shaped by real work
Accessibility work doesn’t have to feel overwhelming. FAR, AMP, and LABS are new 2026 offerings designed to meet teams where they are, delivering clarity, momentum, and practical learning in ways that fit real budgets and real workflows.
How a 3-Minute A11y Snapshot Helps Me Turn Curiosity into Connection
Sometimes the best way to start talking about accessibility is simply to show what’s possible. This post shares how a quick, three-minute website check can spark curiosity, open doors, and turn meaningful conversations about inclusion into lasting client relationships.
Making a Case for Vision: a Story of Inclusive Marketing for Assistive Tech
What happens when accessibility work takes an unexpected turn into music and video? My journey with Case for Vision led to a jingle, a set of inclusive promo videos, and a creative collaboration with blind, deaf, and neurodiverse artists. It’s a story of friendship, innovation, and marketing done right.
Accessibility Statements are not Legal Contracts. They’re Value Signals.
When a popular blog post called accessibility statements “corporate lies,” I had to speak up. These statements aren’t legal contracts—but they are powerful tools for accountability, trust, and user-centered improvement. Here’s why throwing them out does more harm than good.
You Don’t Have to Be Blind to Use a Screen Reader
Screen readers aren’t just for people who are blind—they can boost productivity, reduce eye strain, and make everyday tasks easier for anyone. This post explores how they work, why more people are using them, and how you can get started today.
Pedal Point Solutions is Proud to Announce Its Certification as a Disability-Owned Business
Pedal Point Solutions is now officially certified as a Disability-Owned Business Enterprise (DOBE) through Disability\:IN. This milestone reflects the company’s deep commitment to inclusion, innovation, and lived accessibility expertise. As a blind-founded agency, Pedal Point brings authentic insight and trusted leadership to every client partnership.
Don’t Lose Focus: Why Keyboard Focus Indicators Matter for Everyone
Keyboard users rely on visible focus indicators to navigate and interact with websites—but many designs ignore or erase them entirely. This article explains what focus state is, who it benefits, and how to design and test your own focus styles so no one gets left behind.