Why Cognitive Accessibility Deserves More Spotlight Alright, let’s kick this off with a confession: when I first dove into accessibility, my mind immediately jumped to screen readers, alt text, and keyboard navigation. The usual suspects, right? But cognitive accessibility? That was this nebulous concept lurking in the shadows. Yet, as I’ve worked with folks who […]
Why AI-Powered Accessibility Plugins Are More Than Just a Trend Ever stumbled on a website that feels like it was built just for you? Not in a creepy way — but in that smooth, effortless way where everything adjusts right…
Why Accessibility Compliance Is No Longer Optional Okay, let’s get real — accessibility isn’t just a buzzword or a nice-to-have checkbox anymore. With fresh laws rolling out everywhere, from the US to parts of Europe and beyond, making your website…
Why Keyboard Navigation Still Matters More Than Ever Honestly, when I first started building websites, keyboard navigation felt like one of those dusty accessibility checkboxes you tick off after you’ve done all the flashy stuff. You know, like adding some…
Why Accessibility in HTML Isn’t Just a Nice-to-Have Picture this: You’ve just launched a shiny new website, proud as a cat in a sunbeam. But then, a friend who uses a screen reader tries to navigate it and gets stuck…
Why Accessibility Isn’t Just a Buzzword Let me start with a confession: I used to think accessibility was this huge, intimidating beast lurking on the edge of my projects. Like some checkbox to tick off after the main work was…