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

Rina Volovich, Senior Web Accessibility Expert,accessiBe

Haim Repael Azoulay

Haim Repael Azoulay, VP, Design & Experience,accessiBe