All accessibility overlays are bad. Except the ones by overlay vendors planning to sue me.

An overview of the recent accessibility drama on X.

The most important questions regarding web component accessibility.

Learn how to make charts and graphs more accessible.

This week, a product launched and claimed to generate “production ready” code.

Strategies and practical techniques to convince stakeholders to support and promote accessibility efforts.

LEGO bricks with braille for kids with visual impairments.

In this video, Stéphanie gives an introduction about how and where designers can have the biggest impact on Accessibility within a product.

We are Colorblind is dedicated to the more than 300 million people who are color blind

Browsers each provide built-in video players for the element.

The “more options” button is emblematic of how something can be technically usable by everyone, but also confusing for all involved.

June 6th I was on vacation at the beach with my family and tried something that, looking back now, maybe I’m too old for. And I injured my knee.

The incredibly long-awaited WCAG 2.2 standards are now the “Proposed Recommendation” for W3C.

Tips for how to accommodate participants with diverse abilities to ensure that everyone feels included in a workshop.

After learning a little bit more about web accessibility last year I had been exploring some of the less common HTML elements.

Celebrating well-written image descriptions.

Web developers nowadays have full insight into how browsers work.

In this article, Carie Fisher outlines which CSS media features are available for detecting user preferences.

A contrast checking tool by OddBird.

Do we need to develop WCAG 3 at this moment? Or is WCAG 2 still good enough?