29 Adar II 5782 (April 2022) – Amanda Unvarnished

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Bulletproofing Embedded Tweets (Adrian Roselli)

You may rely on embedding tweets in your posts as a quick and easy way to quote or reference a person or subject. There are two challenges to relying on this, however: A tweet or account may be deleted or go private; The content may not be accessible to users…

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Accessibility: Always an afterthought by Cricket X. Bidleman

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Noise cancellation for development

We live in times of a constant information flow. Where in the past research was a tough task and you had to know where to look, we now need to know what not to consume. Our main jobs are filtering and discarding false information, not finding sources.

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All Supplemental Guidance by W3C Web Accessibility Initiative (WAI) (w3.org)

This page lists supplemental guidance for improving accessibility beyond what is required by Web Content Accessibility Guidelines WCAG 2 .

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ADA Web Site Compliance Still Not a Thing

Photo courtesy Steve Faulkner, taken outside the CSUNATC 2022 venue after we had chicken and rice, free from the food desert of the venue. Who has two thumbs and is not a lawyer? For years I have worked with clients who refer to digital/web accessibility as ADA work. They have…

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CSS :has

For as long as developers have written CSS code, we've been desperate to have a method to allow styling a parent element based child characteristics.

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It's 2022 it's about time people realize that telling a blind person to use a workaround to something that should work is no longer acceptable. actions that people do should be accessible to everyone not just the already privileged able-bodied individuals.
— Lucy Greco (@accessaces) April 1, 2022