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Brain Injury Travails
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Nov 7, 2026
Inclusive Communities Can Restore Lost Abilities
Sometimes a community, by welcoming all, may also heal people with brain injury. A NaNo story of hope.
brain-injury
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concussion
Aaron Gustafson’s Notebook
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Nov 5, 2026
Theme Switching Made Easy
My `<theme-switcher>` web component builds on `<form-multi-switch>` to offer explicit System, Light, and Dark choices, remember preferences, and support additional custom themes.
accessibility
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CSS
Aaron Gustafson’s Notebook
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Nov 4, 2026
There Can Be Only One, Redux
Building on my HTMHell piece about “choose one” fields, I created `<form-multi-switch>` to turn radio buttons into a more compact switch control.
accessibility
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forms
Close Read
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Nov 4, 2026
Agents hate bad UX too
AI agents get stuck on the same bad interfaces we do. Plus: mathematicians rethink what their work is worth, a book list that "recommends" Mein Kampf, and Siri swallowing your apps.
artificial intelligence
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design
Vale.Rocks
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Oct 27, 2026
Quirks and Vintage Uses of CSS Table Display
An overview of HTML tables and table related values for CSS' display property which were commonly utilised to achieve otherwise difficult to realise layouts in web design and development of the 2000s and 2010s. Touching on methods for equal-height columns, vertical centring, boosting rendering performance, and major accessibility considerations.
HTML
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accessibility
Public Theology
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Oct 25, 2026
Digitization Is Never Just a Click
What appears effortless on a screen may represent hours of intellectual, emotional, and technical work. If digitization is human labor, accessibility expresses care for the humans who encounter that labor.
Essays
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Digital Humanities
Aaron Gustafson’s Notebook
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Oct 23, 2026
Prompt and Circumstance
I co-authored a paper evaluating accessibility in AI-generated HTML form components, looking at how prompts, models, components, and evaluation methods affect the results.
accessibility
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AI/ML
Aaron Gustafson’s Notebook
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Oct 22, 2026
Accessibility Assistant for Figma v53: From Design Decisions to Handoff
Accessibility Assistant for Figma v53 brings annotations, assessments, issues, and accessibility specs together in projects.
accessibility
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design
Aaron Gustafson’s Notebook
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Oct 19, 2026
I’ve Changed My Mind About CSS Variables
An email from Eric Meyer prompted me to revisit my 2014 argument against CSS variables. My feelings are quite different now, though some of my original concerns still hold.
CSS
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progressive enhancement
Shireen's Compositions
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Oct 14, 2026
Toronto Mail-In Ballot Deadlines Disenfranchises Voters with Disabilities
"One of the most important mandates of the City Clerk’s Office is to ensure that elections are accessible to all." So why did the mail-in voting deadlines disenfranchise voters?
election
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voting
Aaron Gustafson’s Notebook
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Oct 12, 2026
Sortable Tables with Progressive Enhancement
My table-sortable web component adds accessible, customizable sorting to ordinary HTML tables while keeping their core structure and semantics intact.
web components
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progressive enhancement
Aaron Gustafson’s Notebook
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Oct 9, 2026
WebMCP Should Prioritize People over Agents
Apple’s WebKit team opposed a separate semantic layer for AI agents, echoing concerns I’d raised when I first learned about WebMCP.
accessibility
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AI/ML
Aaron Gustafson’s Notebook
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Oct 7, 2026
Tabbed Interface: The Web Component
I’ve been building tabbed interfaces from document headings since 2007. My new custom element carries that approach forward and now drops the tabs when they don’t fit.
web components
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progressive enhancement
taco 'bout it
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Oct 2, 2026
the lesbian bar cannot pay rent with ideological consistency
a KN-95 policy can be care. one mask-optional night can also be care. a community space that closes because nobody lets it compromise is accessible to absolutely no one.
accessibility
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community spaces
Escaped localhost
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Sep 28, 2026
Beyond Light and Dark (mode)
Should websites have a light/dark toggle at all? Why lock a page into one experience and force a choice on the user? You decide!
css
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design-systems
Mikołaj Rotnicki
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Sep 22, 2026
To będzie mój pierwszy post
Nowe miejsce, nowy sposób publikowania.
hello
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welcome
Ewan’s Blog
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Sep 15, 2026
Out of Sight; Out of Mind
Disability did not become fashionable. Disabled people became harder to ignore.
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disability
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britain
blog.damato.design
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Sep 9, 2026
Typography scales
Have just enough steps for where you need to go.
typography
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tokens
brennan.day
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Sep 8, 2026
More Mindful Web Development
Yet another technical audit of brennan.day, this time using the Safi Studio Scanner, covering fixes for duplicate <h1> headings, meta descriptions, image dimensions, JSON-LD organization data, render-blocking scripts, and a switch from IndieAuth to IndieLogin—plus what I left alone.
eleventy
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seo
Ritesh Pakala
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Sep 4, 2026
Computer Use & the Bot Problem
Why an agent that drives a real screen through the accessibility tree is harder for a platform to tell from a person — and why that fact makes the case for computer-use software being open.
generated journal
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computer-use
Ritesh Pakala
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Sep 3, 2026
VisionAX
A GPL, OpenCV-based engine that gives Mary a synthetic accessibility tree wherever the real one refuses to appear — vision as a fallback that never leaves the machine, not a replacement for AX as ground truth.
generated journal
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computer-use
leekeh
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Sep 1, 2026
We need to talk about accessible accordions
Browsers and ARIA guidelines disagree on what makes a correct accordion, and I'm tired of it.
accessibility
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frontend
Schalk Neethling - Open Web, Open Source, and Web Accessibility
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Aug 26, 2026
Figure, video, figcaption, and accessibility
What makes a video element accessible is captions, descriptions, and a transcript. When those are out of reach, what are the remaining options for giving a video element an accessible name?
html
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accessibility
brennan.day
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Aug 16, 2026
Advanced Webweaving: Auditing Against Specification.Website
I ran brennan.day against The Website Specification's 140-item checklist covering foundations, SEO, accessibility, security, performance, privacy, and resilience. Notes on a broken web manifest I'd never noticed, why I don't have cookie consent banners, CSP debugging with third-party services, service worker CORS issues, a bunch of small improvements, and the list of things I didn't fix.
eleventy
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netlify
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