This project takes a well-known practice—the selfie—and approaches it through a disability lens.

Read the book online for free.

Keyboard shortcuts occupy a strange area for web design.

Accessibility advice around modals have commonly taught us to trap focus within the modal.

How accessibility leaders can build trusted, scalable AI assistants by curating the right standards, documentation, and institutional knowledge.

A less romantic truth is that aesthetic standards rarely travel alone; power tends to follow in their wake.

Practical UX guidelines to keep in mind for 466 million people who experience hearing loss.

How Khan Academy rebuilt its graphing tools to be accessible for all learners—including those using screen readers, keyboards, and assistive tech.

Shiny exclusion all the way down.

A collection of bad practices in HTML, copied from real websites.

Practical guidelines on designing time-critical products that prevent errors and improve accuracy.

Toast notifications are fundamentally inaccessible and should be abandoned rather than improved. Here’s why.

100, 150, or 200? The arbitrary limit can be built into input fields and automated tooling.

From making brain-computer interfaces affordable to enabling people with low vision to follow live sports.

A practical framework for designing and engineering safe, resilient, and inclusive motion.

A tool for making custom branded color palettes built to meet accessible contrast requirements for WCAG, ADA and Section 508.

Free book. Centering the most marginalized and impacted in design processes - from ideation to production.

LLMs can lower the burden of writing useful alt text for images, with the right prompting.

Designing for the needs of people with permanent, temporary, situational, or changing disabilities — all of us really.

Implementation patterns, accessibility guidelines, and best practices for creating user-friendly interfaces.