Accessibility, or a11y for short is a huge topic and something we care a lot about, it is all about making your website usable by as many people as possible.
Some Mac Tips
Some settings or tips I've learned over the years to make using your Mac an even nicer experience
Writing accessible hashtags
Write accessible hashtags by camel casing them. Because ThisReadsBetter thanthisdoes.
We've removed the reading time from articles
We've removed the reading time from all our articles, this is why
My Experience with the Disneyland Paris Priority Card
The Disneyland Paris Priority Card helps people with accessibility considerations get the most out of Disneyland Paris. Here are my experiences with it.
Michelle from (Extra)ordinary Tech Stories gets the web
Revising old content to improve an aspect of it is always a good thing
Improving the line length of our articles
We've reduced the amount of characters that appear on any given line, helping to improve readability
How many disabled folk use this site
The excuse of not needing accessibility just doesn't fly
The main reasons why we shouldn't use click here as link text
There are many reasons why we shouldn't use click here or similar as link text, let's go through them
Accessibility Options on Slack
A short guide to some of the accessibility options available on Slack
Captioning at Conferences
Captioning at Conferences is a fantastic idea that really helps a lot of people
Derek Johnson talking about Modern Web Design
Here I talk to Derek Johnson all about design on the modern web
Font Faces for Dyslexic Folk
Some font faces that can make it easier for dyslexic folk
Testing if your domain is accessible from China
How to find out if your domain is accessible to folk in China
The importance of using the ellipsis character
The semantics of using the ellipsis character versus a full stop