The Traps in AI-Made Code — Missing Accessibility and Edge Cases
This is Part 21 of the “Frontend Testing, Done Right” series. Browse the full series · Glossary AI-written code is fast, it runs, and the screen looks good. The problem is that it’s wrong in plausible ways. Two spots go empty especially often. One is accessibility — the things people who use the web without looking at a screen need. The other is what happens in moments that rarely come up — an empty search box submitted, a server returning a 500. We call these edge cases. Both fall into “nobody covers it unless you ask” territory. ...