Marcy Sutton Todd

@marcysutton.com

Senior engineer frontend infrastructure at @KhanAcademy.org, accessibility advocate, cyclist, hiker, wife, mom 💚 Bellingham, WA

I made an app! What Can't I Press helps you discover what keyboard shortcuts are already claimed by running apps, with a focus on screen readers. This helps prevent you from overriding something someone might rely on to get what they want or need. #a11y github.com/ericwbailey/...

GitHub - ericwbailey/what-cant-i-press: ⌨️ Lists what keyboard shortcuts are claimed

⌨️ Lists what keyboard shortcuts are claimed. Contribute to ericwbailey/what-cant-i-press development by creating an account on GitHub.

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Steve Jobs predicted cities would be designed around this device, which was "as big a deal as the PC." Jeff Bezos called it "one of the most famous and anticipated product introductions of all time." don't let our tech lords fool you into believing they can predict the future.

Segway scooter

we have a rare window of availability at @codetv.dev, so if you're looking to make something special that helps your company connect with devs, now is a very good time to get in touch. I love working with teams that have the courage to experiment & take big swings — if that's you, get into my inbox!

Trump's DOJ released a dubious legal memo this morning that signals the Trump admin wants to force more people into psychiatric institutions via bad faith and incorrect interpretations of ADA, Section 504, and Olmstead. New from me at @motherjones.com. www.motherjones.com/politics/202...

Trump DOJ outlines dubious path to force people into psychiatric institutions

"This administration is trying to take away one of the most fundamental rights that people with disabilities have fought for."

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Making kid birthday invitations is a little easier knowing my way around photoshop and illustrator. Glad Adobe hasn’t killed off every tool I know by heart in those apps! Still got it 💪

This is Chootie. He looks like a dog, but from one of those 15th century paintings done by someone who had only ever heard about dogs. 12/10 (IG: chootieboy)

a very fluffy white creature with light brown markings on its back and ears is resting flat on some concrete tiles with a body like a slightly inflated bearskin rug. his legs and tail are merely puffy nubs, but his front paws are completely shaved for hygiene purposes, giving him the grabby-hands look of a feral raccoon. his face is an exuberant expression, with all his features slightly too close together, including his mismatched and somewhat human brown and blue eyes. he is simultaneously ridiculous and delightful.

Just saw that Murray Sargent was the recipient of the Microsoft Accessibility Lifetime Achievement Award, for his extraordinary contributions to accessibility at Microsoft. Nice post, congratulations to him - we all owe him tbh. techcommunity.microsoft.com/blog/microso...

Meet Murray Sargent, the quiet force behind accessible math | Microsoft Community Hub

If you’ve ever typed an equation into Microsoft Word, copied math from the web into a document, or relied on a screen reader to understand an equation,...

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Biking around Seattle felt so great this week. I am tempted to do a gravel ride in July that I’ve done the past 2 years…but I’ll be 31 weeks pregnant. That’s probably too much 😂

Years ago I wrote "Designing with Ketchup." Now I'm back with the sequel: Designing with Mustard. This article talks about what design is, the purpose of prototyping, "use AI or else" rhetoric, and refusing to output slop. annaecook.com/writing/2026...

Designing with mustard — Anna E. Cook

Designing with mustard is the future of design. I used to think it was ketchup, but I was wrong. If you're not currently designing with mustard, you should get out of design and tech. The future of de...

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Accessible presentation tip: read text aloud that appears on screen so people can follow along. Even auto-generated vocalization would be helpful! It can enhance an already great talk so much.

A Claude prompt example on screen that says “please document the code like a principal engineer. Make no mistakes.” And all the artifacts that follow. The speaker stands in front.