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  1. Tomorrow is Global Accessibility Awareness Day. So far, 68 people are pledging 258.5 hours toward improving in . 🙌 This is our second year hosting a virtual contributor day, and we need you! 🫵

    My goal is to provide feedback to the 108 themes on WordPress .org with the accessibility-ready tag. You don't need testing experience to do this. More info in the 🧵

  2. "What you can also do — which is my preferred solution — is re-evaluate the use of the carousel, even if it has already been decided to use the pattern. At this point, everyone involved should be aware of the many disadvantages and few advantages and be able to form their own opinion. Simplifying design with feedback is a big part of producing excellent user interfaces."

    Three stoic principles for better web #accessibility

    piccalil.li/blog/three-stoic-p

    #a11y #webdev #frontend

  3. "What you can also do — which is my preferred solution — is re-evaluate the use of the carousel, even if it has already been decided to use the pattern. At this point, everyone involved should be aware of the many disadvantages and few advantages and be able to form their own opinion. Simplifying design with feedback is a big part of producing excellent user interfaces."

    Three stoic principles for better web #accessibility

    piccalil.li/blog/three-stoic-p

    #a11y #webdev #frontend

  4. "What you can also do — which is my preferred solution — is re-evaluate the use of the carousel, even if it has already been decided to use the pattern. At this point, everyone involved should be aware of the many disadvantages and few advantages and be able to form their own opinion. Simplifying design with feedback is a big part of producing excellent user interfaces."

    Three stoic principles for better web #accessibility

    piccalil.li/blog/three-stoic-p

    #a11y #webdev #frontend

  5. "What you can also do — which is my preferred solution — is re-evaluate the use of the carousel, even if it has already been decided to use the pattern. At this point, everyone involved should be aware of the many disadvantages and few advantages and be able to form their own opinion. Simplifying design with feedback is a big part of producing excellent user interfaces."

    Three stoic principles for better web #accessibility

    piccalil.li/blog/three-stoic-p

    #a11y #webdev #frontend

  6. Hey everyone 👋 I’m in the final stages of wrapping up a big #accessibility update for @DaylishApp in time for this year’s #GAAD

    Looking for more #TestFlight users (esp. #a11y folks, but everyone is welcome) 🤗

    testflight.apple.com/join/ZXb1

  7. A 5-minute lecture video was taking me 30 minutes. Not because the content was hard, because I was constantly pausing, rewinding, typing notes, and losing my place. I finally found a workflow that gave me that time back.
    New post on Access Interrupted:
    accessinterrupted.substack.com
    #Blind #Accessibility #AssistiveTech #AI

  8. I use dark mode as much as possible on my Windows PC, Pixel phone, and iPads because of vision problems that make viewing a white screen difficult. Some apps make using dark mode easy; some don't. Acrobat Reader is one of the latter.

    In this blog post, I explain how to set up Acrobat Reader to display PDFs with white text on a black background.

    coredump3.blogspot.com/2026/05

    #Accessibility #DarkMode #Acrobat

  9. Global Accessibility Awareness Day is this Thursday, May 21! This year BITS President Jeff Bishop @JeffBishop and Michael Babcock @payown are heading to GitHub HQ in San Francisco for the Open Source Assistive Technology Hackathon, serving as instructors and facilitators May 21–22.
    We're also excited to share the newly expanded GIT Going with GitHub learning hub — built screen reader first, open to everyone.
    Read the full announcement: bits-acb.org/announcements/pre
    #BITS #Accessibility #A11y #OpenSource #BlindTech

  10. Hey everyone. For those using the Facebook app on iOS with the latest version, is anyone else having issues opening or going directly into a post itself? Just trying to see if this is a wider problem or something on my end.

    #Accessibility #VoiceOver #iOS #Facebook #Blind #A11y #ScreenReader

  11. Apple announces Apple Intelligence powered accessibility feature updates

    image c/o techcrunch.com

    Ahead of Google’s annual developer conference on Tuesday, Apple announced several new accessibility updates powered by Apple Intelligence to features like VoiceOver, voice control, live recognition, and real-time caption generation for videos. The company also said that Vision Pro users will be able to control a compatible wheelchair with their eyes using this update.

    https://techcrunch.com/2026/05/19/apple-announces-apple-intelligence-powered-accessibility-feature-updates/
    #accessibility #apple #caption #software
  12. Apple announces Apple Intelligence powered accessibility feature updates

    image c/o techcrunch.com

    Ahead of Google’s annual developer conference on Tuesday, Apple announced several new accessibility updates powered by Apple Intelligence to features like VoiceOver, voice control, live recognition, and real-time caption generation for videos. The company also said that Vision Pro users will be able to control a compatible wheelchair with their eyes using this update.

    https://techcrunch.com/2026/05/19/apple-announces-apple-intelligence-powered-accessibility-feature-updates/
    #accessibility #apple #caption #software
  13. Apple announces Apple Intelligence powered accessibility feature updates

    image c/o techcrunch.com

    Ahead of Google’s annual developer conference on Tuesday, Apple announced several new accessibility updates powered by Apple Intelligence to features like VoiceOver, voice control, live recognition, and real-time caption generation for videos. The company also said that Vision Pro users will be able to control a compatible wheelchair with their eyes using this update.

    https://techcrunch.com/2026/05/19/apple-announces-apple-intelligence-powered-accessibility-feature-updates/
    #accessibility #apple #caption #software
  14. Apple announces Apple Intelligence powered accessibility feature updates

    image c/o techcrunch.com

    Ahead of Google’s annual developer conference on Tuesday, Apple announced several new accessibility updates powered by Apple Intelligence to features like VoiceOver, voice control, live recognition, and real-time caption generation for videos. The company also said that Vision Pro users will be able to control a compatible wheelchair with their eyes using this update.

    https://techcrunch.com/2026/05/19/apple-announces-apple-intelligence-powered-accessibility-feature-updates/
    #accessibility #apple #caption #software
  15. For the first time in five years of tracking Wagtail websites’ , every metric we follow has improved 🎉 wagtail.org/blog/wagtail-acces. There’s a long way to go but that trend is worth celebrating already. Key results in thread 👇️

  16. Web animation can present a breakdown in usability for a significant portion of the global population. For users with vestibular disorders, motion-induced migra hackernoon.com/how-to-master-p #accessibility

  17. RE: infosec.exchange/@prism/116597

    This is a great take. I CAN write a bunch of tools to make games, websites, tools and applications more accessible. Doesn't mean that I SHOULD BE FORCED to do so. This is people who have given up on their fellow man actually caring enough to include them when planning, designing and developing things, not a first-line solution. This is people who fall back to their last resort before getting fired because #accessibility apparently wasn't sexy enough for the devs making the tool they use at work. I'll give a free summary before #GAAD even kicks off: We all need to do better, preferably yesterday, because quite honestly, the state of #accessibility all across the board is abysmal right now.

  18. @cutesobri @stevenscott Knoppix Adriane is, to my knowledge, still the only distro which actually ships with accessibility built-in. It's part of the Knoppix live environment:
    knopper.net/knoppix-adriane/in

    #knoppix #Linux #Accessibility

  19. @stevenscott I don't know. I'm a sighted linux user and have never gotten orca to work properly.

    This is one of the things #Linux really needs to do better on. A lot better.

    #Accessibility

  20. @JamiePauls Ah hmm. The state of #Accessibility across the board so often feels like an after thought. Sad, really.

  21. A pseudonym that either John Lennon or David Bowie used was "Warren Peace".

    Craptions just rendered "war and peace" as "Warren Peace".

    #Accessibility

  22. Dear A11Y peeps. I'm I overthink this if I want a visual "attribute | attribute | attribute" list, but for screenreaders it's just a "attribute, attribute and attribute" by doing this `<span aria-hidden="true">|</span><span class="screen-reader-text">,</span>`? or is wrapping each attribute in a `<span>` enough? #accessibility #A11Y

  23. accessibility also means giving access to those with ADHD. There ought to be :
    - a self-explanatory index
    - a TLDR (summary, briefing/debriefing, i.e. Abstracts in scientific papers)
    - a tutorial (NOT a full course, but a guide stripped to the bare minimum)
    - examples and explanations of them
    - clear text/audio/video structure : formatting, highlighting, spacing, categorizing (see first entry)

    Too often, none of these are present, and the info is impossible to digest. My brain has nothing to latch onto when attention inevitably falters.

    Books, for example, are often featureless walls of text. If at any point the 1-dimensional string of text becomes uninteresting (which happens every 10 seconds or so when it's obtuse and unrewarding to read) I have only 2 options : skipping that part and losing an unknown amount of information, or abandoning. Forcing myself just doesn't work.

    Everyone deserves the right to learn. Everyone deserves understanding. Everyone deserves conciseness.

    #a11y #accessibility #ADHD #AuDHD #ActuallyAutistic #ActuallyADHD #ActuallyAuDHD

  24. accessibility also means giving access to those with ADHD. There ought to be :
    - a self-explanatory index
    - a TLDR (summary, briefing/debriefing, i.e. Abstracts in scientific papers)
    - a tutorial (NOT a full course, but a guide stripped to the bare minimum)
    - examples and explanations of them
    - clear text/audio/video structure : formatting, highlighting, spacing, categorizing (see first entry)

    Too often, none of these are present, and the info is impossible to digest. My brain has nothing to latch onto when attention inevitably falters.

    Books, for example, are often featureless walls of text. If at any point the 1-dimensional string of text becomes uninteresting (which happens every 10 seconds or so when it's obtuse and unrewarding to read) I have only 2 options : skipping that part and losing an unknown amount of information, or abandoning. Forcing myself just doesn't work.

    Everyone deserves the right to learn. Everyone deserves understanding. Everyone deserves conciseness.

    #a11y #accessibility #ADHD #AuDHD #ActuallyAutistic #ActuallyADHD #ActuallyAuDHD

  25. accessibility also means giving access to those with ADHD. There ought to be :
    - a self-explanatory index
    - a TLDR (summary, briefing/debriefing, i.e. Abstracts in scientific papers)
    - a tutorial (NOT a full course, but a guide stripped to the bare minimum)
    - examples and explanations of them
    - clear text/audio/video structure : formatting, highlighting, spacing, categorizing (see first entry)

    Too often, none of these are present, and the info is impossible to digest. My brain has nothing to latch onto when attention inevitably falters.

    Books, for example, are often featureless walls of text. If at any point the 1-dimensional string of text becomes uninteresting (which happens every 10 seconds or so when it's obtuse and unrewarding to read) I have only 2 options : skipping that part and losing an unknown amount of information, or abandoning. Forcing myself just doesn't work.

    Everyone deserves the right to learn. Everyone deserves understanding. Everyone deserves conciseness.

    #a11y #accessibility #ADHD #AuDHD #ActuallyAutistic #ActuallyADHD #ActuallyAuDHD

  26. accessibility also means giving access to those with ADHD. There ought to be :
    - a self-explanatory index
    - a TLDR (summary, briefing/debriefing, i.e. Abstracts in scientific papers)
    - a tutorial (NOT a full course, but a guide stripped to the bare minimum)
    - examples and explanations of them
    - clear text/audio/video structure : formatting, highlighting, spacing, categorizing (see first entry)

    Too often, none of these are present, and the info is impossible to digest. My brain has nothing to latch onto when attention inevitably falters.

    Books, for example, are often featureless walls of text. If at any point the 1-dimensional string of text becomes uninteresting (which happens every 10 seconds or so when it's obtuse and unrewarding to read) I have only 2 options : skipping that part and losing an unknown amount of information, or abandoning. Forcing myself just doesn't work.

    Everyone deserves the right to learn. Everyone deserves understanding. Everyone deserves conciseness.

    #a11y #accessibility #ADHD #AuDHD #ActuallyAutistic #ActuallyADHD #ActuallyAuDHD