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When users increase their text size, they're not trying to make the space around text bigger.

Disability Dongles are contemporary fairy tales that appeal to the abled imagination by presenting a heroic designer-protagonist whose prototype provides a techno-utopian (re)solution to the design problem. Disability Dongle rhetoric instills in students the value of a quick fix over structural change, thus preventing them from seeking out, participating in, and contributing to existing inquiry. By labeling these material-discursive phenomena—the designed artifacts and the discourse through which their meaning is constituted—we work to shift the focus from their misguided concern about our bodies to their under-analyzed intentions and ambitions.

Please, make it stop.

There seems to be a confusion about the relationship and how to test for the WCAG 2.1 Success Criteria 1.4.4 Resize Text and 1.4.10 Reflow. While these two success criteria seem related, they cover different use cases.

Changing a bot’s behaviour to inflict maximum damage.

Technically, websites can do just about anything that native apps can do. And yet the actual experience of using the web on mobile is worse than ever.

A quick note about js.

Why we do what we do and why others don’t share the same reasons.

A reverse-chronological record of headlines, lawsuits, and commentary about accessibility overlays and the companies who make them.

HTML isn't only for people working in the tech field. It's for everyone. Learn how to make a website from scratch in this beginner friendly web book.

Are we responding to the right inputs?

And the politics aren't looking great