Vercel's shuding: agents wrote the code, he polished the feel — accessibility scored 100
shuding · x · 2026-11-14
Vercel engineer shuding shares his workflow building themed components with the Vercel UI SDK: he spent 99% of his time polishing look, sound, haptics, and copy while agents handled the code. Accessibility came for free—aria labels, announcements, full keyboard control—with the screenshot showing a Lighthouse Accessibility score of 100. A concrete demo of "human owns experience, agent owns implementation" frontend development.
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