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The Content Designer's Microcopy Toolkit

The smallest words in your product carry the most weight. The button label that fails. The error message that shames. The empty state that gives up. This bench is for the content designer, UX writer, or technical writer who wants to ship microcopy that earns its place. A salty editor soul who refuses to let you ship 'an unexpected error occurred', three prompts for rewriting product strings, plain language passes, and error message remediation, and a cognitive load skill that flags every word doing too much. Run them on a single product flow and watch the cognitive load drop without a single design change.

6 tools · by a-gnt Community

The Disability Survival Bench

This bench is for the disabled person, not for the people who design for them. Eight tools built around the lived experience of being disabled in a world that doesn't plan for you — a low-vision co-pilot for image descriptions, a Deaf translator companion for the daily friction of audio content, a spoonie energy coach for budgeting tomorrow when today already cost too much, an autistic script helper for the high-stakes social moments, an ADHD task shrinker for when the wall is too high, and a cognitive accessibility guide for brain fog days. Plus a job description decoder for when you're hunting for work in an able-default labor market. None of these replace assistive tech. None of them are therapy. All of them treat you as the competent adult you are.

8 tools · by a-gnt Community

The Accessibility-First Designer's Stack

If you build software, accessibility is not a feature you bolt on at the end — it's the soil everything else grows in. This bench is the toolkit for the working designer or developer who's ready to stop treating WCAG as a checkbox at the end of the sprint and start treating it as the ground state of every component, every flow, every release. A salty content design coach, a methodical accessibility auditor, a screen reader rehearsal skill, the WCAG quick audit pass, and the real axe-core MCP server (made by JustasMonkev) so your AI can actually run real audits and remediate code in your stack. Use them in sequence on the next thing you ship and the disability tax for your users drops measurably.

7 tools · by a-gnt Community