AI & Accessibility in Practice: Closing the Design-to-Code Gap
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Workshop
AI & Accessibility in Practice: Closing the Design-to-Code Gap
29 May, 13:15 - 16:15 (Europe/Berlin) - Main Stage
29 May, 11:15 - 14:15 (UTC)
AI in Practice
UXDX EMEA 2026
This practical workshop shows how teams can use AI to keep accessibility intact from prototype to production. Rather than treating accessibility as a late QA step, it focuses on embedding it into design systems, design-to-code workflows and everyday engineering work. You will work through a simple end-to-end flow, using AI powered tools such as Figma plugins, code assistants and automated accessibility tests. Leave with a clear mental model for an accessibility-aware pipeline across design, engineering and deployment that you can adapt to your own context.
Outcomes
- Pinpoint where accessibility is commonly lost between design, handoff and implementation.
- Embed accessibility intent into Figma components and design systems using roles, structure and states.
- Steer AI design-to-code tools towards semantic, accessible output, then review generated markup with an accessibility lens.
- Combine automated testing with AI coding assistants to identify issues faster and speed up fixes in the codebase.

Rina Volovich, Senior Web Accessibility Expert,accessiBe

Haim Repael Azoulay, VP, Design & Experience,accessiBe