YouTube video by Inclusive Design 24 #id24

There's a common misconception that when browsing the web using a screen reader, it's reading the actual screen. This is not really surprising, as the name suggests that's exactly what it's doing. And...

Why your confidence in accessibility could be a sign of how little you know

Accessibility programmes often fail to make an impact. But, in our experience, they don't fail because of a lack of standards or budget. They fail because the organisation focuses all of their efforts...

A simple system for styling heading levels using a modular scale

Why Chrome and lang="en" can make screen readers like TalkBack read parts of a page in the same language, but using a different accent.

YouTube video by Neciu Dan - The Señor Developer

AI now leaves watermarks in generated text. What that means for you if you write with AI.

Why leading with compliance fails, and how starting with "why" builds a lasting accessibility culture

I've been trying to rebuild my website for… I don't even know. It's been at least 18 months! I get about 80% done and decide I hate it. I no longer like the...

One email a month, about interesting accessibility related things I’ve found on the web. Craig speaking at Access:Given conference.

⌨️ Lists what keyboard shortcuts are claimed. Contribute to ericwbailey/what-cant-i-press development by creating an account on GitHub.

Rest of World analyzed 3,000 AI images to see how image generators visualize different countries and cultures.

A simple set of commands to set up a raspberry pi for use as a stand alone kiosk screen - abbott567/raspberry-pi-kiosk

The dismantling of the Department of Education continues apace.

Why AI pricing is a loss-leading trap which is looking to lock you in

Why styling on semantics and roles could make accessibility harder to skip

Why translated websites often fail WCAG by leaving alt text in English

A follow-up on my JD Sports accessibility job role post, and what happened next.

The homepage of the A11y North charity and meet-up group

Innovation is speeding up, but disabled people are the ones paying the price.

Alt: Bruce Willis as John McClane in Die Hard. He’s inside of air conditioning ducting holding a lighter with the caption: come out to the coast. Get together. Have a few laughs.