Inclusive dark mode
Dark mode isn’t just a trendy aesthetic. It’s a gateway to more inclusive digital experiences, but only if designed thoughtfully.
Dark mode isn’t just a trendy aesthetic. It’s a gateway to more inclusive digital experiences, but only if designed thoughtfully.
Lessons from experience in shaping accessibility through habits—rather than mandates.
Ever noticed one of those “Skip to main content” links when you press the tab key? They’re important.
Let people use the browser they want, they probably have good reasons.
HMRC's team have created and adapted the GDS accessibility personas as part of their accessibility awareness raising work.
A project to improve players’ gameplay experiences by clear information about the accessibility features available in video games.
The images were among the winning entries in this year's Global Ability Photography Challenge, organized by Youth4Jobs in India.
WCAG guidelines, design patterns, and real-world case studies.
A complete guide to WCAG 2.0 contrast accessibility requirements and contrast tools with examples to help you apply it to your own website.
I tested 12 LLMs — 10 running locally and 2 cloud-based — to assess their accuracy in generating alt-text for images.
Improve your design’s accessibility with this quick reference checklist and Penpot plugin.
Through practical examples Sarah L. Fossheim explores where it typically goes wrong, why issues arise, and what we can learn from our past mistakes.
How Extended Reality (XR) experiences can consider alternative input methods for people who can’t move.
A rubric to evaluate solutions that claim to magically fix accessibility issues.
A font crafted for low-vision readers, by the Braille Institute.
A tool that brings attention and understanding to how color contrast can affect people with different visual impairments.
A set of high-level guiding principles for approaching web accessibility.
Dear website designers, please don’t force dark mode on your users.
Dive into the world of screen reader testing and discover why relying on a single tool isn’t enough.
Essential accessibility practices for front-end developers, including semantic HTML, alt texts, ARIA, and keyboard navigation tips.