Courtney Heitman

@courtneyheitman.com

💻 Farm girl turned tech nerd 🎙️ Occasional conference speaker 🍪 Part-time baker, full-time foodie ♀️ She/her 📍Omaha, NE

Software engineers of the world, I beg you. Stop disabling copy and paste in password fields. Sincerely, Someone with non-human memorable 20+ character passwords generated by a password manager.

He died as he lived, clicking “Forgot password,” then checking his inbox for a code, then putting in that code, then setting up two-step verification, and then waiting for the text message that doesn’t come, and then calling the 800 number, and then downloading an authenticator app, and dying.

As an accessibility specialist in the US I'm really interested in info about the European Accessibility Act (EAA) from the perspective of an EU accessibility professional. Please tag anyone who fits this bill and is posting/blogging/talking about the EAA from their POV! Please feel free to repost! 💙

I guess it is time to introduce Bluesky to my latest work, HTML for People. Anyone can make a website with HTML. No previous coding experience required. I cover everything you need to know to get started in an approachable and friendly way. And it’s free for all. 🚀 htmlforpeople.com

HTML for People

HTML isn't only for people working in the tech field. It's for everyone. Learn how to make a website from scratch in this beginner friendly web book.

htmlforpeople.com

Today is the International Day of Persons with Disabilities. My two reminders for the day: 1. Everyone will be disabled at some point in their lives, whether that is situational, temporary or permanent. 2. Accessibility makes the world better for everyone.

The ACT (Accessibility Conformance Testing) Rules Community Group & related Task Force are looking for voice control users. They have a test site with 27 controls and corresponding survey: docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1F... This is to inform WCAG SC 2.5.3 Label in Name support. #a11 #accessibility

Voice Navigation Feedback

Thank you for agreeing to fill out this survey. We will use the responses to learn the best way to implement the label in name WCAG success criterion for form controls. We have created a test site an...

docs.google.com

I'm debating about resurrecting my blog. The problem is I want to redesign some of it, and then I think that that would be a good blog series. And then I think I should do a whole personal branding identity redesign. And now I need a kanban board for my blog.

Bluesky tip for no reason in particular: There's a setting in the moderation settings section of your account that makes it so logged out accounts can't see your posts. If you have blocked some accounts for a reason, you should probably also go turn that on.

Hey gang, I'm putting together a feed on global disability rights... You can browse the posts or if you got to "about" you can find new folk to follow. Please share so we can find more folk outside of US/UK.

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Fracturing disability communities may be one of EM’s most harmful legacies on Twitter. It’s taken a year for deaf scholars and community members to make their way to BlueSky. And our community is probably privileged in being able to switch. A good reminder that not everyone has that.

Kelly@broadwaybabyto.bsky.social · 2y ago

Many disabled & chronically ill people are feeling left behind by those who've left Twitter. Concerns range from not having enough spoons to make transition, not knowing where to go and fears they won't be able to find their people once they get there. How can we ensure no one gets left behind?