katie buechner

@kbuechner.bsky.social

they/them web dev, a11y advocate, beset by devils of all sorts

I have a perfume that is my "house perfume" because it kind of smells like varnish and burnt tires (in a nice way, in my opinion) but it feels confrontational to wear it in public. Anyway I'm lying in bed smelling like a driveway. Highly recommend getting yourself a house perfume.

Vestibular disorders affect people's balance as well as their visual perception of their world around them. Don't make animations, sliders, videos, or rapid movement start automatically, as autoplaying elements could trigger a bad reaction in people who have vestibular disorders.

I am almost positive that I only ate half of the sandwich I got for lunch. I'm hungry, which supports this theory. But! I can't find the other half, only the balled up wrapper, and so I believe there is a loose half a steak and cheese sub somewhere in my apartment.

I am an accessibility engineer, I use assistive tech myself, and while I appreciate this suggestion I will in turn suggest that this phrase has become nothing more than a shibboleth and is seldom, if ever, backed up by actually meaningful action. Pop quiz: do images ALWAYS require alt text?

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Replying to a post with "use alt text" without supplying the missing image description is useless. Stop pretending to care about accessibility when all you want to do is score points off your Posting Enemies.

THREAD: The FDA has made it difficult to find where medications are made. Today we're changing that with our latest tool. With Rx Inspector, it’s possible to see your drug’s manufacturing facility and what the FDA found during its inspections. Here's how you can use it. 1/

Screenshot of Rx Inspector webpage, where users can look up where their generic prescription drugs were made. A blue button prompts people to "begin your search." The background illustration shows a man inspecting a giant red and white pill capsule.