Felipe A. Carriço
A11Y.md aims to make accessibility a canonical truth in software development by providing a portable governance layer for AI agents to build accessible interfaces by default.
At a Glance
- Software Developers
- AI Tool Creators
- UX Designers
- Accessibility Advocates
AI Tools by Felipe A. Carriço
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AI Accessibility Rules for Coding Agents
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Products & Services
A persistent context architecture and validation protocol that teaches AI agents (like Cursor, Claude, and Copilot) to build accessible software by default using WCAG 2.2 standards.
Market Position
Unlike post-development testing tools (like Deque axe-core), A11Y.md acts as a pre-generation 'normative core' that ensures code is born accessible by instructing AI models directly.
Leadership
Founders
Felipe Arriaga Carriço
Senior Product Designer and AI Builder with over 15 years of experience. Previously held roles such as Lead UX Designer for Video Games and Strategic Design Manager. He is an AI Ambassador and the creator of the AmigUX community.
Executive Team
Felipe Arriaga Carriço
Creator & Lead Designer
Senior Product Designer specializing in UX, AI, and Neuroscience. Creator of A11Y.md and community leader at AmigUX.
Founding Story
Built on the premise that AI efficiency must act as a lever for inclusion, Felipe Carriço created A11Y.md to prevent the rapid scaling of digital exclusion by making accessibility rules AI-readable and integrated into the development process from the start.
Business Model
Revenue Model
Open source (MIT License). The project is supported by the Claude for Open Source Program, which provides resources for development.
Pricing Tiers
Available under the MIT License for individual developers and organizations.
Target Markets
- Software Developers
- AI Tool Creators
- UX Designers
- Accessibility Advocates
- AI-assisted frontend development
- Accessibility governance for software products
- Ensuring ADA/WCAG compliance in AI-generated code