After a viral comment on LinkedIn, the sudden attention motivated me to rewrite the blog post and clean up the dead links on this piece about accessibility. More specifically color (contrast). A kind reminder to designers that proper research is important. www.creativejuiz.fr/blog/en/user...

There is no “Myths of Color Contrast Accessibility” – Creative Juiz

Color contrast is not a detail you can skip. If you design interfaces, it is part of the job. And if you are used to low contrast ratios, yes, you are probably afraid of losing some of the beauty of t...

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Traveling with #Luxair is always the same nightmare: - no communication - worth, contradictory info - delays (today, 2h and counting) In addition this time, I went from gate E6 to A27, in Copenhagen airport, because they changed gates last minute. At least I got some good shots while waiting.

I wanted to use a modern banking service for my newly created company. (Yay 🥳 btw) Tried with Revolut Business, went through steps to justify my own existence and all (all justified and fair to be honest), 15 min after my file was refused. Definitive decision. Support is mute and useless. 1/4

I'm building a SaaS, and surprisingly, coding isn't what's draining my energy. It's legal, VAT, accounting, payment processing, and data compliance. Building for Europe is great, but navigating 27 slightly different sets of rules is... an experience. 😅

Accessibility isn't an extra step you bolt on at the end. Design for people with disabilities, and you usually end up with something that works better for everyone. Less friction, easier to use, period. That's the whole point of UX. 🌍

Ce que les designers doivent savoir sur l’accessibilité - Livre Vous êtes-vous déjà senti perdu dans le monde complexe de l’accessibilité numérique ? Vous n’êtes pas...

Ce que les designers doivent savoir sur l’accessibilité - Livre

Vous êtes-vous déjà senti perdu dans le monde complexe de l’accessibilité numérique ? Vous n’êtes pas seul. Comprendre des référentiels comme le RGAA et les WCAG peut parfois sembler être...

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Cartier is well known for Luxury stuff, and also for Schroedinger cookies. Did you know that? What a craftsmanship!

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I've implemented the ARIA Patterns directly as references into the skills to avoid a token-consuming browser search.

Geoffrey Crofte@geoffreycrofte.bsky.social · 6mo ago

Accessibility experts, front-end devs, and anyone working with RGAA / RAWeb, I need your help. I’ve built some skills (for Claude Code): • Code skill → helps implement accessibility • Audit skill → quick scan of major issues in existing code They’re based on RAWeb & RAAM, compatible with RGAA.

Accessibility experts, front-end devs, and anyone working with RGAA / RAWeb, I need your help. I’ve built some skills (for Claude Code): • Code skill → helps implement accessibility • Audit skill → quick scan of major issues in existing code They’re based on RAWeb & RAAM, compatible with RGAA.

OMG I love this kind of article with CSS tricks combination.

Josh W. Comeau@joshwcomeau.com · 7mo ago

✨ I just published a new blog post about a nifty lil’ animation technique: sprites! Sprites are used all the time in video games, but they’re less common on the web. We do have the tools to manage it in CSS, but there’s a gotcha. In this post, I share some of the cool use cases I’ve found:

I love Germany right now 😂 I hope the other European countries follow them on this topic.

deconspray@deconspray.bsky.social · 7mo ago

German auditors have rejected #accessibility overlays for EAA compliance, sparking a crucial discussion on effective solutions. Chris Yoong’s article sheds light on this important topic. Let’s prioritize genuine accessibility! buff.ly/87F73iN #EAA #InclusiveDesign #DigitalAccessibility #A11y

Le deuxième volume de la série Product Design est enfin disponible en format papier en plus du format ebook. 🍾 De quoi satisfaire les afficionados du papier et de l'odeur du livre neuf 🥰 Qualité classique et qualité premium disponibles sur Amazon. Plus d'info sur geoffreycrofte.com/book/2/fr

Offer alternatives for interactive elements like carousels, they aren't accessible to everyone. Want to know how to implement them? Check the official W3C ARIA Patterns! #accessibility #a11y

Closed captions were first developed for live TV in the 1970s. Who said digital accessibility is new already? Your website is just 55-year late. #accessibility #a11y

Accessibility improves the experience for aging populations too. Yes, you can hide yourself in your youth, your current abilities, but one day you'll need accessibility too. #accessibility #a11y

Ensure your site can be used in both portrait and landscape orientations. It's responsiveness! Nowadays, it shouldn't be an option anymore. #accessibility #a11y

Ensure your links are visible and distinguishable from regular text. There is a good practice for that: links are underlined, and what's underlined is link. #accessibility #a11y

Use headings and landmarks for better screen reader navigation. Bonus points: it improves SEO and AI interpretation. #accessibility #a11y

Don't forget to test with real users who have disabilities. Being 100% compliant is just the beginning. If you do user testing, then you already know their value! Tools alone aren't enough. #accessibility #a11y

Captions are great solutions for accessibility. They also improve comprehension for non-native speakers too! And they bring so many solutions with them. #accessibility #a11y

Add short descriptive titles to all web pages for better assistive tech navigation. #accessibility #a11y

Design for offline scenarios. Accessible apps and sites work without constant internet. Inform users of what happens when offline. #accessibility #a11y

Accessibility is a journey, not a checklist. Continuous improvement is key. Educating yourself and changing your company's culture is part of the journey. #accessibility #a11y

On complex forms, add an error summary for forms so users know what to fix at a glance. If the form is long, add contextual errors near the field. #accessibility #a11y

Offer clear focus states for all interactive elements, don't rely on your CSS framework styles that remove outline by default. Focus state is like your mouse cursor for keyboard users. #accessibility #a11y

Use auto-complete attributes in forms to save user time. It takes a lot of time for disabled folks to fill in a form. It'll save them precious minutes and efforts, and will improve your overall usability. (I talk about that in my books) #accessibility #a11y

Support device orientation. Don't lock users into one mode (like portrait only). People with strong motor disabilities sometimes can't rotate their phone. #accessibility #a11y

Accessibility improves the experience for aging populations too. Yes, you can hide yourself in your youth, your current abilities, but one day you'll need accessibility too. #accessibility #a11y

Test your website at 200% zoom, it's a WCAG AA requirement for people with low vision. Know that some people might make a 500% zoom on your content. Test your forms and critical information. #accessibility #a11y