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What I’m learning, written down.
Articles on design, front-end and accessibility drawn from real projects, plus the experiments I build to test ideas.
- Web accessibility, properly: a practical guide for designers, developers and the people who pay them What WCAG 2.2 AA asks for, what the law says in Brazil, the EU and Ireland, what to test and how, what not to build — and how to defend the work to a client.
- Fetch: a 404 page worth getting lost on How I turned a dead end into a small game with my dogs and my old cat — and what it taught me about gamification, fairness and UX.
- Not an overlay: building an honest accessibility panel Why one-line accessibility widgets fail, and what a preferences panel should do instead — built by a colour-blind designer who codes.
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