The Level Design Book gathers level design knowledge for 3D video games in an approachable, up-to-date, and critical way. It is for designers of all experience levels and game engines.
URL Encode online. URLEncoder is a simple and easy to use online tool to convert any string to URL Encoded format in real time. It also contains several articles on how to URL Encode a query string or form parameter in different programming languages.
Using life cycle assessment to drive innovation for sustainable cool clouds - Nature
A life cycle assessment study is used to examine the impacts of advanced cooling technologies on cloud infrastructure, from virtual machines to server architecture, data centre buildings and the grid.
What It Means to Shift Left on Accessibility and How to Do It Right | Lullabot
Shifting left on accessibility means building inclusivity into every phase of a project—from strategy to QA—saving time, reducing risk, and creating better user experiences.
Introducing the Systems Series - ClimateAction.Tech
This article is about the systems series called “Systems Change for Sustainable Tech” that will be starting on 22nd May. Throughout the series we will be co-creating a vision for sustainable tech, map the current reality using systems maps (causal loop diagrams), find leverages to intervene for greater impact, design interventions, create action plans to reduce the gap between vision and current reality.
Shifting Left: The Strategic Approach to Web Accessibility
In the world of web accessibility, we often see organizations taking a reactive approach: they launch products, run accessibility audits, and then scramble to fix the issues found. While fixing accessibility problems is crucial, this reactive cycle creates a constant game of catch-up. There's a better way: shifting left.What Does "Shifting Left" Mean?The concept of "shifting left" comes from the software development lifecycle, where stages typically flow from left (planning) to right (production
Audits Are Not Enough: Understanding How to Fix Accessibility Issues for Good
Many organisations approach digital accessibility as a one-time project: audit their sites, fix the problems found, and move on. However, this mindset misses the bigger picture. True accessibility isn't achieved through a single audit-and-fix cycle—it requires fundamental changes to how organisations design, develop, and maintain their digital products.The Common Misconception: Accessibility as a ProjectWhen companies first address accessibility, they typically commission an audit, receive a rep