1. Accessibility Architecture advanced

    Where should accessibility live architecturally so it is not a remediation project every year?

    1 min answer accessibilitydesign-systemtestinggovernance
  2. Accessibility Testing intermediate Multiple choice

    A public-sector organisation runs 40 services on a shared component library and must meet WCAG 2.2 AA. An automated scan in each service's pipeline reports no violations, and an external audit finds 60 issues, most of them keyboard traps and focus-order problems in shared components. Where should the verification effort be placed?

    3 min answer accessibilitywcagdesign-systemcomponent-library
  3. Accessibility Testing intermediate

    Review this setup at a ticketing platform in the mould of Ticketmaster. Every design-system component carries unit tests plus an automated accessibility check and all of them pass. The queue page announces "you are number 12000 in line" through a polite live region updated every two seconds. An external audit fails the checkout flow on focus order and on announcements. What would you change, and what would you leave alone?

    3 min answer ticketmasteraccessibility-testinglive-regionsfocus-management
  4. Accessibility Testing intermediate

    What can be tested automatically for accessibility, what cannot, and what is the architectural dimension?

    2 min answer accessibilityautomationdesign-systemstesting
  5. Accessibility Testing intermediate

    Your automated accessibility scan reports zero issues. Legal asks whether the product is compliant. What is your answer?

    2 min answer accessibilitycompliancetesting
  6. Architecture Decision Records intermediate Multiple choice

    A 60-engineer platform organisation of nine teams is introducing decision records and leadership asks what a healthy annual volume looks like so they can tell whether the practice is working. Roughly how many records should they expect per year?

    2 min answer adrdecision-recordsestimationgovernance
  7. Architecture Decision Records intermediate

    A team writes decision records diligently and nobody reads them. What is wrong with the practice rather than the format?

    2 min answer adrdiscoverabilityrationalepractice
  8. Architecture Decision Records intermediate

    An interviewer asks you to pick an architectural decision your team made in the last year and write its decision record on the whiteboard, then hands you a fact partway through that would have changed the choice. What is being assessed, and how should you work through it?

    3 min answer adrdecision-recordsinterviewcontext
  9. Architecture Decision Records intermediate

    Review this decision log. It holds 140 records over four years in the repository. 31 are marked superseded and 9 of those name no successor. Two records state conflicting positions on the same message bus and both read "accepted". The template has a Consequences heading that is empty in 96 records. A new engineer asked what the current position on async messaging is and spent half a day finding out. What would you change, what would you remove, and what would you leave alone?

    3 min answer adrsupersessiondecision-lognavigability
  10. Architecture Decision Records intermediate

    Your team writes ADRs and nobody reads them. What is wrong with them?

    2 min answer documentationdecisionspractice
  11. Agent Architectures advanced

    A platform builds an agent that plans and executes multi-step tasks against business systems. Which architectural constraints are non-negotiable?

    2 min answer agentsboundsauthorisationidempotency
  12. Agent Architectures advanced

    A team is building an agent that plans and executes multi-step tasks. What architectural bounds must exist, and what usually goes wrong?

    2 min answer modalagentsboundstools