Yearly theme 2025: The year of me
“Yearly Themes” is a concept that aims to overcome the shortcomings of new years resolutions, and focuses on creating changes in behaviour. This year, will be my “Year of Me”.
“Yearly Themes” is a concept that aims to overcome the shortcomings of new years resolutions, and focuses on creating changes in behaviour. This year, will be my “Year of Me”.
It’s said that “design isn’t finished until someone is using it”. So why development not considered part of the user-centred design process?
You may or may not have noticed that, across my social media presence, I’ve updated my preferred pronouns to “he/they”.
Tabs vs. spaces. It’s a debate more fierce than whether it’s pronounced “gif” or “jif”. And much like with gifs, I’m right about spaces.
It’s easy to view Pride celebrations as just a party. But it means so much more than that to so many people who don’t feel like they belong.
A quick look at the proposed changes to Accessibility Guidelines in the first public working draft of the WCAG 3.0.
This year’s been really tough, and the stress of it gets to all of us. We need to admit when we’re burnt out, and take steps to get better.
Leading workshops, talking to clients, exploring the Undermountain and battling the Mad Mage… For an introvert, Dungeons and Dragons can make it all easier.
Writing good alt text is one of the quickest ways to improve the accessibility of your website. I share some tips for writing alt text that makes sense.
The web is one of the most transformative inventions in human history. But too often, people with different accessibility needs are left behind.