Luke AI Accessibility Intelligence Platform
Synthesizing WCAG 2.2 standards, ADA Title II & Title III jurisprudence, and Department of Justice enforcement actions into actionable guidance for engineering and legal teams.
Title II & III Jurisprudence
Analysis of web accessibility regulatory requirements and litigation trends. See ada.gov for current Title II compliance dates.
WCAG 2.2 Auditing
Direct mapping to Level A & AA Success Criteria, including 2.5.8 Target Size (Minimum), 2.4.11 Focus Obscured, and 1.4.3 Contrast Minimum.
PDF & Document Remediation
Automated tag structure evaluation, reading order validation, and veraPDF integration for Section 508 and PDF/UA compliance.
CORS Strategic Framework
Structured organizational assessment balancing Community voice, Operational capacity, Risk mitigation, and Strategic governance.
Free Access & Limits
Luke is free for public use up to 10 queries per session, with direct citations to primary legal sources and W3C specification documents.
Built for Universal Access
Fully navigable via keyboard, screen reader optimized with landmark regions and live regions, high-contrast visual themes, and strict WCAG 2.2 AA adherence.
Latest Research & Legal Analysis
View all researchpointer-events: none Is Not an Accessibility Feature
CSS pointer-events: none removes elements from mouse hit-testing — not from the keyboard tab order or accessibility tree. Here's what to use instead.
The Hidden Barriers in Read-Only Form Fields: A Developer's Guide
Read-only form fields that look interactive but don't tell assistive technology users what's happening create confusion and transaction abandonment.
The APCA Mirage: Why Premature WCAG 3 Adoption Creates Legal Risk
When the W3C pulled APCA from WCAG 3 in July 2023, it should have ended the dangerous practice of treating experimental contrast algorithms as compliance standards.