Brief thoughts and ramblings.
It’s become a common practice in some circles for speakers to provide a description of their physical appearance before speaking. Based on my learnings from blind and low-vision people, I want to be critical in how I approach this accessibility accommodation.
Thoughts on making thoughtful decisions with clients when building websites together.
What a plane crash can teach us about describing and diagnosing problems on websites.
A short story about training and learning new tasks.
A short quote about passion and teaching.
Too often, I find that a client and I can have a 30 minutes conversation before realizing we’re not talking about the same thing. Other times, something “obvious” to one person is incomprehensible to the other. Why does this happen?
Let’s have a little fun with some website design and internet haikus!
I used to have a long drawn-out explanation for the importance of accessibility. No more! Read my new argument courtesy of Steve Krug’s classic book, Don’t Make Me Think.
