Empathy in development, critiquing ‘kids today’, banning Billionaires
Some examples of how a little empathy has led to innovations in tech, why the kids are actually alright, and summarising why £1,000,000,000 is too much.
accessibility
Colour contrast, console.logging, and Herculaneum
Looking at what is really required to be accessible, revisiting some helpful console functions for JS, and admiring the House of the Bicentenary.
Manual a11y checks, vestibular triggers, and Graham Hancock
Things to check to improve accessibility of a site, thinking more about prefers-reduced-motion, and Magicians of The Gods.
Screen readers, rap lyrics in court, and The Catcher in the Rye
Looking at some stats from the latest WebAIM screen reader survey, judging rappers based on their lyrics, and giving Holden Caulfield another chance
Tovaangar, #gaad, and studying invertebrates
The original Los Angeles, Global Acccessibility Awareness Day, and why science prefers birds over spiders.
Keeping accessibility front of mind & the curb-cut effect
Exploring the idea that accessible solutions tend to have much wider benefits that everyone will appreciate.
Learning languages, the importance of libraries, and the web we broke
How to make your child a multilinguist, why libraries are so much more than collections of books, and being better at web accessibility.
Ibelin the Nobleman, unbuilt Bristol, and separating Art and the Artist
Living in World of Warcraft, looking at what Bristol could've been, and the morality of listening to Michael Jackson.
Holidays, sheep fighting, and Ablutions
Mad Men, Ear Hustle, and accessible packaging
