I feel this post deep in my bones, Alice gets right to the heart of why working on a11y in standards can feel like killing your soul by degrees. And also why it’s hard to stop. alice.boxhall.au/articles/a-t...

Adrian is wrong about exactly one thing in his post, which is that “when the caret is no longer a stick” is an *excellent* pun. Added to this: in my experience running user tests with low vision users, customizing the caret is actually pretty common as an accessibility affordance.

For anyone who pays attention to high contrast / forced colors mode styles: I wrote up an explanation of why forced-color-adjust: none is nearly unavoidable and how it sets up your codebase for downstream bugs: sarahmhigley.com/writing/forc...

Carving weird little guys onto mugs to deal with existential angst

I've been thinking about accessibility overlays and what it means for personalization quite a lot the past couple of years. I've drafted up some thoughts on it: www.frank.computer/blog/2025/04...

Dark patterns, literally 🤪

The Accessibility Operations Guidebook is out! devonpersing.netlify.app/book/

I suppose my inaugural post should be about accessibility or something for bRaNdiNg, but I'm going with this lil guy instead: