Accessabilly
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Does the <body> rule the mind or does the mind rule the <body>? I'm Martin Mengele, #a11y & web dev professional, IAAP-certified Web Accessibility Specialist. https://accessabilly.com/ Alt text for profile picture: Sunrise view up the river Rhine.
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accessabilly.bsky.social
This article confirms my observations. Most developers hired by us (university, technical college, years of experience) have never heard of #a11y. Lack of knowledge and awareness is primarily an academic problem! 🧐

Serene impressively demonstrates how you can still start a career in this field. 👇
deconspray.bsky.social
“I completed an IT degree. What’s accessibility?”

Powerful reflection from Serene Mishteler on why accessibility still isn’t part of most tech education & why that needs to change.

intopia.digital/articles/i-c...

#DigitalAccessibility #InclusiveDesign #A11y #TechEducation #UX #WebAccessibility
I completed an IT degree… What’s accessibility? - Intopia
Accessibility still hasn’t found its place in the ‘formal curriculum requirements’ of most institutions. So how do you learn about it?
intopia.digital
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firefoxdevtools.bsky.social
As an experiment, we (the Firefox team) wanted to try a new way to get feedback on which Interop proposals matter most.

So, here's a web app where you can rank the proposals you care about, giving us data we can use when reviewing which ones to champion.

interop-rank.jakearchibald.com
Interop Feature Ranking
Rank the web platform features you care most about
interop-rank.jakearchibald.com
accessabilly.bsky.social
Super useful! 👇
tetralogical.com
We've created a tool called the "Screen reader support look up tables" designed to help people quickly check how screen readers interpret HTML elements and attributes across multiple combinations of browser and screen reader.
HTML/SR Support lookup
tetralogical.github.io
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archive.org
We’ve archived 1 trillion web pages via the Wayback Machine. Help us preserve 1 trillion more with P2P fundraising: donate.archive.org/1T

#Wayback1T
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stevefaulkner.bsky.social
👁️‍🗨️ WCAG’s Longevity by Eric Eggert

"There are several reasons why WCAG 2 is such a long-living standard. The main reasons, in my opinion, are the very solid foundation it is built on, the accumulation of experience with the standard in practice"

#WCAG #a11y #standards

yatil.net/blog/wcags-l...
WCAG’s Longevity · Eric Eggert
It’s no secret: I like the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines. Not only do they give us the four base principles of accessibility …
yatil.net
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toddl.dev
I am immensely grateful that we almost hit the 40% raised mark I was hoping for after the first week. There is more work to get this goal reached. I won't stop now so I once again ask for any and all shares and donations, no matter how small. Every little bit helps. gofund.me/24c249d90
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stevefaulkner.bsky.social
New Shirt

"for the discerning accessibility advocate and anti-fascist"

#a11y #antifascist

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ericwbailey.website
"Again and again, accessibility as a topic in web standards is treated as simultaneously too trivial for specialists' technical opinions to be given weight, but also too difficult to get right without a specialist volunteering to tackle the tricky details." alice.boxhall.au/articles/a-t...
A threat model for accessibility on the web - Alice
A explanation of the primary threat to accessibility on the web, and a call to action for the web standards community
alice.boxhall.au
accessabilly.bsky.social
Shitty prompt of today:

Find a video element with Cypress and Testing Library.

Shitty answers of today (GPT4, GPT5):

cy.findByRole('video');

Don't! De rien...
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toddl.dev
Todd @toddl.dev · 13d
Day 2 of posting this with hopes we can cross that line in 30 days.

My partner is in need of some medical assistance and future surgery and treatments.

We are 6% of the way there. More details and you can donate if you can here. gofund.me/231d524bb

Your help is greatly appreciated.
Donate to Fundraiser for Paula Johnson's Medical & Recovery Fund, organized by Todd Libby
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stevefaulkner.bsky.social
👉🏽 Screen reader HTML lookup app & support tables
Updated 28 September 2025
- new test and notes added

#HTML #screenReaders #Webstandards

tetralogical.github.io/screen-reade...
HTML/SR Support lookup
tetralogical.github.io
accessabilly.bsky.social
Searching for an accessible third party npm library?

Maybe have a first look via this 🧐:
isitaccessible.dev

It checks the lib for open #a11y issues and returns a score considering closed issues. 😎
Is it accessible?
Check if that npm package you’re about to install has accessibility issues
isitaccessible.dev
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aardrian.bsky.social
If you have questions for any of the id24 speakers, post them with the #id24 hashtag and the moderators will throw them at the speaker(s) toward the end of their session.
accessabilly.bsky.social
Haha excellent, made my day!
I remember back in those days there was a company recruiting folks with the claim "Do you dream in HTML?"
Don't remember who that was, though.
accessabilly.bsky.social
To my HTML bubble: does anybody know the exact reason, why there is no readonly on an <input type="checkbox">? 🤔

I see some usecases that would require being able to see, what was selected, but not be able to change that selection at the same time.