SummaryIn this episode of the Web Usability podcast, host Lucy Collins and her team reflect on the past year in digital accessibility, discussing the implications of the European Accessibility Act and the evolving role of AI in user experience. They share insights on the current state of accessibility, the challenges faced, and predictions for 2025, emphasising the importance of human connection and genuine user involvement in creating accessible digital spaces.TakeawaysDigital accessibility is a growing concern, but awareness is declining.The release of WCAG 2.2 is a significant milestone for accessibility standards.The European Accessibility Act will impact businesses trading in the EU.AI tools are enhancing user experience but cannot replace human interaction.Training and upskilling in accessibility are becoming more common in organisations.There is a divide between organizations genuinely prioritising accessibility and those merely complying with legal requirements.User testing with individuals with disabilities is crucial for practical accessibility.AI can assist in user research but should not replace real user feedback.The importance of human connection in UX design cannot be overstated.2025 may bring more stability and opportunities for growth in accessibility and AI integration.TitlesNavigating the Future of Web UsabilityAccessibility Trends: A Year in Review

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