On the way back from a call. Compliance is the only PM job where the user you're protecting is usually not in the room.
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“Guardrails are love.”
Three things every dev tool I've worked on shipped in the first month: a CLI, real-time logs, and an undo button. Everything else came later. The order isn't accidental.
Compliance is not a checkbox
Compliance failures don't come from missing controls. They come from controls that exist on paper but don't exist in the workflow.
“Most accessibility wins are friction wins for one specific persona that quietly turn out to help everyone.”
If your low-code builder doesn't let users export their own data, it's not a builder. It's a hostage situation. Export is a feature you ship on day one or you owe your users a really good apology.
Notes on shipping accessibility guardrails for a low-code builder
The end-user of a low-code builder is rarely a developer. If you make accessibility a thing they have to remember, they won't.
“Production-grade compliance is the code, not the doc.”