Normally, I'd fire up another episode of Wireframe for this news, but I'm still recovering from surgery so a blog post will have to do. blog.damato.design/posts/pretex...

If you have limited dexterity and would like to help us test digital products, join our UX network: tetralogical.com/about/ux-net... Sessions are run remotely over Zoom, you get paid for your participation and help us make products easier to use for everyone! Share this far and wide.

Updated one of my favorite posts on my site with a new addition, which, honestly, are the astrophysicists okay? ericwbailey.website/published/fo...

Once again finding myself thinking about how much of the Internet's infrastructure should be co-ops.

You must picture Sam Altman holding a knife to Tim Berner-Lee's throat. We are in a truly existential level of danger when it comes to the survival of the open web, across every front. This year is when it all comes to a head. www.anildash.com/2026/03/27/e...

it’s on jooble dude just log in to bebee

CSS is DOOMed! I've build DOOM in CSS and every wall, floor, barrel, and imp is a div, positioned in 3D space using CSS transforms. cssdoom.wtf Try it out! But... not every browser can handle it. This is taking the browser to its limit. Chrome has some issues. Safari too. Bugs will be filed.

This is not an article that Steve, the author, thinks should exist in a healthy industry, but the shape of our industry — especially right now — makes this sort of article very necessary and hopefully helpful to you in your job. piccalil.li/blog/applyin...

More ammo for my "most sites that are SPAs don't need to be" argument. stackinsight.dev/blog/memory-...

Meaningful inclusion means moving beyond "how it looks" to "how it works."

A few thoughts on the "old" Internet tylergaw.com/blog/the-old...

Designing for people with low vision isn’t about edge cases. It’s about making content clearer, usable, and more flexible for everyone. From spacing to zoom and reflow, small decisions have a big impact. @lloydi.com breaks down what matters: tetralogical.com/blog/2026/03...

📚 Continuing my series about design-systems, today I wrote about why I believe data-testid is a bad practice and and how role-based selectors actually help ensure your app is accessible.

Calling all #accessibility and #inclusiveDesign folks... Have a great idea for a talk? Our call for presentations is now open! (closes 31 May 2026) #id24 inclusivedesign24.org/2026/ Note: as we're a global event, we're happy to accept submissions for talks in languages other than English.

we should really bring back chrome teapots hovering over infinite checkerboard landscapes

Understanding Fucking WCAG robertjmccaffery.com/fucking-wcag...

I used to change the Firefox icon to IE’s icon on my parent’s old desktop PC, and now I’m wondering if I should do the same with swapping out Google for DuckDuckGo. www.theverge.com/tech/896490/...

📝 New post about generative AI, friction, and people. daverupert.com/2026/03/peop...

📣 Hot off the presses! We just hit “send” on the latest Assistiv Labs newsletter. In this issue: - Innovative ways Zendesk uses our Live Testing platform - CSUN recap - New account options - & more! 💜 the-assist.ghost.io/miss-us/

After a lack of software and firmware updates, I think my favorite feature of my toaster is that it will continue to toast things until it is physically incapable of doing so. thespoon.tech/brava-maker-...

If you're colour blind and would like to help test digital products, we'd love to invite you to join our UX network: tetralogical.com/about/ux-net... Sessions are remote, you get paid, and can help us make products easier to use for all! #Accessibility #UsabilityTesting

sometimes you gotta make your own fun

"When you offload your thinking, you might be on-loading someone else’s you’d never agree to — personally or collectively." @jim-nielsen.com blog.jim-nielsen.com/2026/opacity...

The 5th edition of the Design Systems Report is here 📔 Design systems are now critical infrastructure—but they’re getting harder to sustain. Buy-in is dropping. Teams are stretched. Adoption is still the biggest challenge. Explore the report → hubs.li/Q04774jK0

Accessibility is not a feature you add at the end. It is the foundation you build on from the start. Wrote about how I approached it during the redesign process of my personal website — focus traps, skip nav, ARIA semantics, reduced motion, and more. juliasolorzano.com/blog/2026/03...

A Bluesky bot that finds any post that contains two words, each with only two syllables and quotes it with "👏 👏 👏👏👏"

I hate how every talk, presentation, class, and blog post having to do with the web eventually has a moment where it needs to go "ok, you're probably thinking 'this is awesome,' and it is! But there's a reason you should stop being so excited, and that reason is: Safari. Apple hates this."

NOT NOW, MYSTERIOUS LARGE STEEL CYLINDER

When your experience of the web has only been visual, it's really easy to say that the underlying code doesn't matter.

Neils can use semantic button elements for toggles in a CSS rendition of Doom. What’s your excuse?

Pokemon Z-A has target locking, type-based weaknesses, dungeons, and most importantly, dodge rolling. Ergo, it is a soulslike.

Being a sleep doctor must be so clutch. Earn six figures to show up twenty minutes late to appointments scheduled six months out, only to say “have u tried closing ur eyes?”

"Educating accessibility overlay companies from the inside doesn’t work" 🔥 chrisyoong.com/blog/educati...

when you definitely know how AIRA should be used and also have confidence that people understand the value of your product

Anxiety can make digital tasks harder when interfaces are complex, unpredictable, or high-pressure. In this article, Demelza Feltham explores how thoughtful design can reduce tension and create calmer digital experiences. tetralogical.com/blog/2026/03... #Accessibility #InclusiveDesign

The biggest change in software development is not AI code, but a permission structure for disregarding quality in the pursuit of velocity

iOS 26.4’s new setting lets you disable another Liquid Glass effect

The Firefox version of my color blind & low vision simulator went live last night. colorblind.fyi#test-your-de... #Accessibility #A11y #DevTools

"I went in expecting to survive a week and then gratefully return to JAWS. Instead, I’m writing this article as an NVDA user." #a11y blindaccessjournal.com/2026/02/one-...

It’s clear Bungie put a ton of work into every aspect of Marathon, save for the important “fun” part.

Submit your website 🙂

View transitions, anchor positioning, ​@scope, focusgroup, invokers, popovers, container queries, grid, relative colors, style-able selects, and more. The web feels like it’s getting so good at exactly the moment our collective worst practices are getting calcified as the default.

This demo doesn't use a single line of JS code to respond to the arrow keys. Movement of the player is handled 100% by the upcoming `focusgroup` HTML attribute! Focusgroup was definitely *not* made for this 😅 But, so cool to have this out of the box on the web. More ➡️ open-ui.org/components/s...

You could have all the accessibility toolkits and plugins and AI agents in the world and it still won’t mean much if your design practice itself is ableist. Unlearning the ableism we are all taught is a much more important part of this work. I should know, I’ve been doing it.

Making keyboard navigation effortless. Introducing focusgroup. Focusgroup is a new HTML attribute, with early support in Edge, Chrome, and other Chromium-based browsers, that completely handles arrow key navigation within complex widgets. No JS needed! ➡️ blogs.windows.com/msedgedev/20...

someone pay me a living wage to look at pretty type foundry websites all day

Open UI has been working on speccing out the focusgroup attribute: a declarative way to support roving focus & add keyboard nav to composite widgets like toolbars/menus We'd love your feedback! Learn more & see open questions: developer.chrome.com/blog/focusgr... H/t to Edge folks for prototyping

This country can afford anything it wants. Single payer healthcare. Affordable housing. Modern transit systems. High speed rail. Everything is a choice.

Recently, someone posted on LinkedIn that skip links are often broken because their target elements are missing a `tabindex` attribute. I was really surprised to see that because I thought that was an issue of the past. That's why I decided to test it. matuzo.at/blog/2026/sk...