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✍️ New post: This, Still Not for Everyone
A few thoughts on the new WebAIM million report. And why we will only improve #accessibility on the Web together.
https://matthiasott.com/notes/this-sti

This, Still Not for Everyone · Matthias Ott
Web design engineer, UX designer, teacher, and speaker – helping teams build websites and digital products with a focus on CSS, accessibility, and performance.

I may have opinions about this.
#a11y #accessibility

Anyone know of any free Speech-to-text translator apps for Windows 11? Asking for a friend. Apparently the older version is being retired (I am not too sure about the in's and out's of it) #a11y #accessibility

In #Switzerland they have wheelchair swings 🇨🇭
#accessibility #wheelchair #playground

On Android, if your screen is unlocked when an incoming call is received you get a drop down with 'accept', 'dont accept' - does anyone know how to make it easier for people with shaky hands to use those?
#accessibility

Trump's DOJ trying to do an end-run on Title II accessibility requirements for the web.
Don't let this happen!
What it all means, and what you can do to help...
#a11y #webAccess #accessibility

Red Alert: DOJ Web Rule in Danger
Last June, I wrote about the growing threats to the DOJ’s ADA Title II Web Accessibility Rule. That warning feels understated now. If you care about the accessibility of state and local government websites, read on. There are credible rumors…

Are there any accessibility rules in Ontario that are violated if a condo buildling does not have any way to be accessed without going through stairs?
Not a new condo, an existing condo.
#condo #ontario

I don’t think many app devs, nor Apple, have ever used iPadOS with a larger font. So many UI/UX failures.
#accessibility

Just two minutes...
(In French, but English subtitles. Watch to the end.)
#Accessibility

Links need more than just a color change to distinguish them.
If your solution is `font-weight: 500`, don’t be surprised when you get dinged for 1.4.1 Use of Color.
`500` often renders no differently than the default (`400`). It’s adversarial conformance.
Use an underline.
#accessibility #a11y

RE: #accessibility feature.
`<abbr>` and `title` exposure is inconsistent across brow…

Trying to explain the WCAG 2 conformance model to a WCAG testing team in as few words as possible.
(Ref if unknown to you: #accessibility