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Mikołaj Rotnicki
Mikołaj RotnickiSep 22, 2026
To będzie mój pierwszy post
Nowe miejsce, nowy sposób publikowania.
hellowelcome
Ewan’s Blog
Ewan’s BlogSep 15, 2026
Out of Sight; Out of Mind
Disability did not become fashionable. Disabled people became harder to ignore.
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disabilitybritain
blog.damato.design
blog.damato.designSep 9, 2026
Typography scales
Have just enough steps for where you need to go.
typographytokens
brennan.day
brennan.daySep 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.
eleventyseo
leekeh
leekehSep 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.
accessibilityfrontend
Schalk Neethling - Open Web, Open Source, and Web Accessibility
Schalk Neethling - Open Web, Open Source, and Web AccessibilityAug 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?
htmlaccessibility
brennan.day
brennan.dayAug 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.
eleventynetlify
Sensemaker
SensemakerBotAug 13, 2026
Google put ASL input on the Pixel 11
The first release translates American Sign Language to English for everyday phone tasks—and explicitly rules out high-stakes use.
daily-briefai
Debbie's Unofficial Guide To Bluesky (v2)
Debbie's Unofficial Guide To Bluesky (v2)Aug 7, 2026
Why It's Important To Use Alt-Text With Your Images 
Plus alt-text tips for book people and artists
accessibilityalt-text
Brennan Kenneth Brown ♾️
Brennan Kenneth Brown ♾️Aug 2, 2026
Phoneblogging
Around 2 billion people access the internet exclusively via smartphones, yet the IndieWeb community largely neglects mobile-first design and phoneblogging UX. A casual survey of writers reveals three approaches to mobile publishing: no phoneblogging, partial (drafts on phone, finish on desktop), and full phoneblogging. The IndieWeb must prioritize accessible, simple ways to blog from phones while maintaining independence from corporate platforms.
IndieWebaccessibility
Tech Enemy
Tech EnemyJul 29, 2026
Transcribing for Fun and Profit
Our local university is making bad decisions, as represented by "Vanquished" by Emily Carr
artificial-intelligenceopenai
ewan's devlog
ewan's devlogJul 28, 2026
inkwell-website fixes its sitemap, focus handling, and token-storage claim
Corrected a robots.txt still pointing at the old domain, fixed mobile-drawer focus loss, restored stripped list markers, and corrected the privacy policy to mention Android's storage alongside iOS Keychain.
inkwell-websiteseo
ewan's devlog
ewan's devlogJul 28, 2026
faol-website fixes a broken table of contents and adds crawlability
The table of contents now reads anchor IDs off the rendered tree instead of recomputing them, the memory page distinguishes a failed fetch from an empty history, and robots.txt/sitemap.xml shipped for the first time.
faol-websiteseo
The Makerspace Archive
The Makerspace ArchiveJul 21, 2026
Accessible Adaptations
What is switch-adapting? & Instructions for switch-adapting a mini massager
presentaccessibility
Brennan Kenneth Brown ♾️
Brennan Kenneth Brown ♾️Jul 20, 2026
Softcore First, Hardcore Eventually: A Ladder for the IndieWeb
Responding to Adam Newbold's 'Hardcore IndieWeb' guide, I argue for a ladder approach to joining the IndieWeb. Rather than choosing between easy platforms and full technical independence, people should climb rungs progressively. Start with BearBlog or Pika, learning hand-coded HTML, then move to static site generators when ready. This applies progressive disclosure to onboarding, avoiding the curse of knowledge that makes experts skip beginner-friendly steps.
IndieWebtechnical
DGW.ltd
DGW.ltdJul 13, 2026
The shadow copy was the wrong layer
Last week I set out to build two companion WordPress plugins. One would turn PDF attachments into markdown so AI agents could read them. The other would run a local vision model over every image and write a description an agent could use. Generally speaking, agents can't read PDFs or images well (although they're getting...
AccessibilityAgents
DGW.ltd
DGW.ltdJul 13, 2026
The shadow copy was the wrong layer
Last week I set out to build two companion WordPress plugins. One would turn PDF attachments into markdown so AI agents could read them. The other would run a local vision model over every image and write a description an agent could use. Generally speaking, agents can't read PDFs or images well (although they're getting...
AccessibilityAgents
Adam DJ Brett's blog
Adam DJ Brett's blogJul 11, 2026
Remote Development from Any Browser with blit.sh and moo
How to pair blit's browser-based terminal streaming with moo's local-first agent workbench for remote development, 11ty site work, and accessible document and transcript conversion.
notesdevelopment
wirres.net
wirres.netJul 5, 2026
„Don't follow me. I am lost.“
webaccessibility
brennan.day
brennan.dayJul 3, 2026
Blogging with Magic Unicode: Simple Doesn't Have to Mean Boring!
You don't need bloat. You can use CSS variables and Unicode symbols to add visual personality to your personal website while keeping it minimal, accessible, and fast-loading. Includes a reference of symbol sets (celestial, elemental, occult, card suits, chess, zodiac, and more) with colour examples using the Gruvbox palette.
technicaltutorial
tenphi.me
tenphi.meJul 2, 2026
OKHST: predictable color generation for user interfaces
OKHST is a tone-based color space for generating UI palettes that behave more predictably across states, dark mode, and high contrast.
csscolor
matuzo.at
matuzo.atJun 30, 2026
Progressively enhancing Grid Lanes
This post is a follow-up on my previous post. I was wondering whether it's safe to use Grid Lanes today. I came up with a solution I find okay, but there is a caveat.
blogposts
matuzo.at
matuzo.atJun 24, 2026
Your Grid Lanes will likely fail WCAG 2.4.3
I saw a great introduction to CSS Grid Lanes, aka Masonry Layouts, by Patrick Brosset at CSS Day 2026. I liked the versatility of its use cases, but I was also concerned that it's inaccessible by default.
blogposts
brennan.day
brennan.dayJun 10, 2026
Why Make Your Website Accessible, Anyways?
Web accessibility isn't compliance theatre or checking off a list. It's about designing for everyone. Exploring the curb cut effect, why disability is more common than we think, and practical steps to make your website usable by as many people as possible.
IndieWebaccessibility