The case for an accessibility designer vibe coding when all his coworkers are also vibe coding

I have complicated feelings about LLMs. I mean, a lot of people I know do. But this is also my blog, so I get to pontificate on those feelings and people… willingly read about them? When it comes to vibe coding, I have to separate my personal thoughts and feelings from my professional. It’s not fun. Emotionally, I feel like someone is holding a gun to the back of my head, and that gun is somehow hooked up to three trillion off-brand diesel engines firing on all cylinders. Intellectually, I know I’m an American and need uninterrupted healthcare. Who is being centered? While we race the clock to figure out how to make all this productive or profitable, the question I keep asking myself is: Am I letting my own personal beliefs and biases affect the outcome I ultimately want? For me, the desirable outcome is enabling disabled people to use technology where they previously could not. How is this made? I am working to remediate an experience that GitHub is putting a lot of resourcing…