AI agents are becoming primary users of digital products — browsing interfaces, filling forms, navigating flows, making actionable decisions on behalf of humans. Yet almost no design process accounts for them. That said, designers already have the skills to solve this problem. Accessibility — semantic structure, keyboard navigation, predictable patterns, machine-readable labels — turns out to be exactly what AI agents need to thrive.
Drawing on years of WCAG practice, this talk reframes accessibility as the foundation of a new discipline: Agent Experience (AX). You'll leave seeing your craft in a new light, ready for a shift that's already underway.
