Accessibility

An interactive guide on designing better target sizes on the web.

A list of accessibility recommendations; covering typography, content, layout and interaction.

Each person on your team have their own responsibilities to deliver accessible websites.

Language, Please, is a free, living resource available to all journalists and storytellers seeking to thoughtfully cover evolving social, cultural, and identity-related topics.

My second measurable goal in web accessibility for 2020 was to pass the Web Accessibility Specialist-...

Those of us who consider ourselves developers, including me, are very task-oriented. We like to be **guided towards optimal results**, and we find ourselves uncomfortable when there is no clear path to follow. That is why we all want to know how to do things; we like step-by-step tutorials and how-tos. However, such guidelines are based on certain theories, deep knowledge and experience. For this reason, I will not provide you, the reader, with a structured answer to the question of how to make a website faster. Instead, I aim to provide you with the **reasons and theories for why things function in certain way**. I will use examples that are observable in the offline world and, using principles of psychology, research and analysis in psychophysics and neuroscience, I will try to answer some “Why?” questions.

In this article, Carie Fisher outlines which CSS media features are available for detecting user preferences and how they are used to design and build more inclusive user experiences.

Answering trans people’s needs online can create a safer digital environment and lead to a more diverse workforce in Tech. Breaking news…

Content designers from around the globe share best practices in their language.

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On a recent project, we had a set of focus styles built into a design system that were inconsistent and ineffective, leading to a not-so-great end user experience.

Simulates colorblindness in your web browser.

When implementing Dark Mode and ways to toggle it, developers currently need to duplicate code and roll their own toggle implementation. What if, instead, browsers would take care of all that?

A small project debunking common accessibility myths.

Don’t make my mistake – Learn what’s crucial and required about color contrast for text and UI components.

Today, March 24th 2023, the HTML specification added a new grouping content element. The search element.

An equivalent experience is one that has been deliberately conceived of and built to be able to be used by the widest possible range of people. To create an equivalent experience, you must understand all the different ways people interact with technology.

Constructing an equivalent experience may mean changing the way you think about development and design, and potentially reevaluating your existing work. In this article, we’ll address common accessibility issues, and how to best go about improving them so everyone can effortlessly access your content.