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  1. Thư viện thành phần Bearnie cho Astro và Tailwind, giúp bạn sở hữu và kiểm soát mã. Thêm thành phần vào dự án bằng CLI, không cần cài đặt như thư viện truyền thống. #Bearnie #Astro #Tailwind #Thư viện thành phần #AccessibleDesign #Lập trình #DevNews #Tin công nghệ

    reddit.com/r/SideProject/comme

  2. So everyone is out here talking about code vein 2 's combat mechanics and all the regular topics you associate with souls like games.

    Meanwhile I'm just like "is it #Accessible ? "
    #Codevein2
    #A11y
    #codevein
    #accessibledesign #lowvision
    #Disabledgamer

  3. Version 1.1.0 of #Paylino, my accessible bill scanning and splitting app, has just been released on the App Store with the following new features and improvements:

    • Tip Your Way — Each guest can now choose their own, individual tip percentage when splitting a bill, making fair paying even more flexible.
    • Even smarter Bill Splitting — Paylino now guides you through the splitting process with helpful prompts, showing exactly how many items still need to be assigned before you can view totals.
    • Various performance and stability improvements throughout the app.

    If you'd like to check it out, the following link will take you directly to the App Store page: https://apps.apple.com/de/app/paylino/id6754171927
    #iOS #iOSDev #IndieDev #Accessibility #AccessibleDesign

  4. Version 1.1.0 of #Paylino, my accessible bill scanning and splitting app, has just been released on the App Store with the following new features and improvements:

    • Tip Your Way — Each guest can now choose their own, individual tip percentage when splitting a bill, making fair paying even more flexible.
    • Even smarter Bill Splitting — Paylino now guides you through the splitting process with helpful prompts, showing exactly how many items still need to be assigned before you can view totals.
    • Various performance and stability improvements throughout the app.

    If you'd like to check it out, the following link will take you directly to the App Store page: https://apps.apple.com/de/app/paylino/id6754171927
    #iOS #iOSDev #IndieDev #Accessibility #AccessibleDesign

  5. Version 1.1.0 of #Paylino, my accessible bill scanning and splitting app, has just been released on the App Store with the following new features and improvements:

    • Tip Your Way — Each guest can now choose their own, individual tip percentage when splitting a bill, making fair paying even more flexible.
    • Even smarter Bill Splitting — Paylino now guides you through the splitting process with helpful prompts, showing exactly how many items still need to be assigned before you can view totals.
    • Various performance and stability improvements throughout the app.

    If you'd like to check it out, the following link will take you directly to the App Store page: https://apps.apple.com/de/app/paylino/id6754171927
    #iOS #iOSDev #IndieDev #Accessibility #AccessibleDesign

  6. Version 1.1.0 of #Paylino, my accessible bill scanning and splitting app, has just been released on the App Store with the following new features and improvements:

    • Tip Your Way — Each guest can now choose their own, individual tip percentage when splitting a bill, making fair paying even more flexible.
    • Even smarter Bill Splitting — Paylino now guides you through the splitting process with helpful prompts, showing exactly how many items still need to be assigned before you can view totals.
    • Various performance and stability improvements throughout the app.

    If you'd like to check it out, the following link will take you directly to the App Store page: https://apps.apple.com/de/app/paylino/id6754171927
    #iOS #iOSDev #IndieDev #Accessibility #AccessibleDesign

  7. Version 1.1.0 of #Paylino, my accessible bill scanning and splitting app, has just been released on the App Store with the following new features and improvements:

    • Tip Your Way — Each guest can now choose their own, individual tip percentage when splitting a bill, making fair paying even more flexible.
    • Even smarter Bill Splitting — Paylino now guides you through the splitting process with helpful prompts, showing exactly how many items still need to be assigned before you can view totals.
    • Various performance and stability improvements throughout the app.

    If you'd like to check it out, the following link will take you directly to the App Store page: https://apps.apple.com/de/app/paylino/id6754171927
    #iOS #iOSDev #IndieDev #Accessibility #AccessibleDesign

  8. Tab. Enter. Escape.

    These keys unlock the web for millions.

    If your site doesn’t support keyboard nav, it’s time to rebuild. 🔁
    Fix the gaps. Make it flow. ⌨️♿

    #TabToAccess #AccessibleDesign #UXForAll #A11YNow #DesignWithPurpose

  9. Toilet Sign Board – Brushed Aluminum Thickness Restroom Door Plates | Cut-Out Male & Female WC Symbols

    Ever walked into a café or boutique and thought, “Wow, everything here feels so put-together” — even the restroom signs?
    That’s the power of good design in the small details. ✨

    Small signage, big impact.
    See more details here ↓
    warmlydesign.com/shop/toilet-s

    #WarmlyDesign #ToiletSignBoard #InclusiveDesign #ModernMinimalism #BrushedAluminum #RestroomSignage #DesignDetails #AccessibleDesign

  10. You wouldn’t lock your door to paying customers—so why make your business inaccessible? From malls to hospitals to airports, blind and low vision people want to shop, travel, and spend just like everyone else.
    Accessibility isn’t just the right thing to do—it’s revenue.
    Double Tap: Where blind people talk tech! dltap.com/46rVTpe
    #BlindTech #DoubleTap #Accessibility #InclusionMatters #DisabilityRights #AccessibleDesign

  11. GAAD is our kind of celebration – because accessibility isn’t extra, it’s essential.

    Want to make your content more accessible? Start with alt text. Without it, images are invisible to blind and low vision users. With it, everyone gets to be part of the story. 🖼️🔤

    #GAAD #AltTextMatters #DigitalAccessibility #AccessibilityAwareness #ScreenReaderFriendly #AccessibleDesign

  12. Ce matin, je recherchais le lien vers un super plaidoyer pour l'accessibilité. Je me souvenais vaguement que c'était écrit par une Cindy (?) et qu'il y avait "FUCK" dans le titre (?) et que le site était jaune.

    En fait, c'était par Sheri, le titre c'est "Giving a damn about accessibility" et il est toujours aussi super, lisez le : accessibility.uxdesign.cc

    #a11y #accessibleDesign

  13. Proposer une option pour prolonger une session utilisateur ? Voilà une bonne pratique d'#Accessibilité pour vos parcours #Web. Merci à @AccessiblyS pour ce #Tip (Critère 13.1 du #RGAA)
    RT @AccessiblyS: Accessibility Tip

    Give users enough time to complete tasks without timeouts. Provide options to extend sessions, especially for those who may need more time, such as users with disabilities. This improves usability and fosters inclusivity.

    #AccessibleDesign #A11y #Web

  14. We continue redesigning and improving the CoffeeGeek website for 2024. At the top of our list:

    - Setting up to have our community features back (we had to design around WP's "multi-site" to get there)

    - Nothing less than a 95% accessibility rate will be acceptable to me. The current live site is in the 60s and 70s on some pages.

    - Entirely responsive design, top to bottom. That means the site works, is fully functional, and looks beautiful whether on a mobile phone, a table, a normal desktop computer, or even a super widescreen.

    - Making the site faster, top to bottom. We score in the 50-60s with the live site. I want 90+ scores for site speed on the new build.

    The most complex "responsive" page on the entire website will be the dynamically-fed front page. We've spent all week making it feature rich, unique, but also fast. Here's how the lead in elements load and respond to browser size changes. I'm pretty happy with it.

    Also, if you're into web design, and want to see the site as its being built, direct message me, and I'd be happy to give you the testbuild URL, in return for any helpful feedback you might have! :)

    #webdesign #responsivedesign #accessibledesign

  15. Asking a person with Parkinson’s to check in with a touch screen seems ill thought through at best #notAccessible #accessibility #accessibleDesign

  16. I feel like there's a basic misunderstanding as to what accessibility is. This is likely because it is a complex topic covering a lot of spaces within society.

    How we exist within a community is all rooted in access to various aspects of that community. Abled-bodied people already have accessibility for most of their needs, so they don't have to ask for them. Yet at the same time, some societal systems are hostile even to abled-bodied folks! Accessibility design breaks down those harmful systems to create systems and spaces for all to exist, participate, and thrive.

    Accessibility has multiple layers (often called spaces) and which access tools are used depends on what is needed for the situation.

    Physical space encompasses how we navigate the environment in-person. Examples is ramps, well-kept walkways with no trip hazards, doors that open with push of button, rooms set up with easy to roll/walk down pathways. This is often what most people think of when they see the term accessibility.

    Information space encompasses how we obtain, retain, and access information virtually or in-person. Captions, transcripts, high contrast options, color blindness options, image descriptions, etc are in this realm. This is often neglected, but it's one of the most crucial access needs so that we all have the ability to take in and process the information being shared.

    Transportation space encompasses how we move from point A to point B and vice versa. It involves public transportation access (that includes wheelchair access), open street concepts, affordability of car or alternate transportation, affordability of ambulances.

    Sensory space encompasses how we sense the world around us. This is perhaps the most forgotten part of accessibility I've noticed. For example, having affordable food options for food intolerances or allergies, creating no-heavy-fragrance zones to avoid triggering allergies or chronic symptoms, having a space to recover from sensory burn-out at events, etc.

    Community Space is how we relate/interact with one another. Uplifting/boosting the voices of our most vulnerable. Making sure community areas are accessible in all spaces. Sharing stories in accessible ways with one another. Listening and doing conflict resolution together that meets the access needs of all involved. Moderation and creation of safer spaces is part of this too.

    Justice Space is how we organize together. This also overlaps with all of the above. Making sure everyone has a voice, especially those most affected, and that they are included in decision-making processes. Organizing access to affordable housing, food, clean water, and walkability/rollability of shared environments. Organizing for liveable wages and financial assistance. Justice space requires designing and implementing these types of initiatives with embedded access tools and methods, so that no one is left behind or neglected.

    There is likely other spaces of accessibility that exist beyond what I covered here.

    I mostly want to get people thinking about all the ways they interact in the world - physical, digital, relational, organizational, etc. -- and think about what was needed for that to happen.

    Expanding accessibility in all avenues of society brings us closer to a more equitable, equal, diverse, inclusive, and just society. We cannot ever have such a society if we do not design access from the get-go in our community building and organizing.

    If y'all would like me to talk more about any of this, or want me to dig deeper into ways we can design access together, let me know. I love to write about it.

    I also got a lot of good book recommendations! There's so many great authors out there talking about this and getting published too! I'll post some later. :)

    #Accessibility #AccessibleDesign #AccessibleCity #DisabilityJustice #Disabled #NothingForUsWithoutUs #Equity #Justice
    @disabilityjustice [email protected]

  17. What do you guys think, are comprehensive #AccessibilityToolkit solutions that continuously scan and fix #A11Y errors like #AccessiBE, Access Alchemy, and Make-Sense, the way of the future [despite the often sub par results] simply because of the cost savings and ease of use?
    accessibe.com
    levelaccess.com/solutions/soft
    mk-sense.com
    Or do you think that human #accessibility testers are still going to be important to the future of #webdev in a decade.
    Are the potential benefits of fast fixes and consistent monitoring promising enough for end users to be worth giving them space to grow even if they aren't great right now?
    #Blind
    #blindness
    #disability
    #DisabilityInUX
    #wcag
    #accessable
    #accessibletechnology
    #accessibledesign
    #accessibilitymatters
    #accessible
    #webdeveloper
    #webdevs
    #uxdesign
    #UX

  18. What do you guys think, are comprehensive #AccessibilityToolkit solutions that continuously scan and fix #A11Y errors like #AccessiBE, Access Alchemy, and Make-Sense, the way of the future [despite the often sub par results] simply because of the cost savings and ease of use?
    accessibe.com
    levelaccess.com/solutions/soft
    mk-sense.com
    Or do you think that human #accessibility testers are still going to be important to the future of #webdev in a decade.
    Are the potential benefits of fast fixes and consistent monitoring promising enough for end users to be worth giving them space to grow even if they aren't great right now?
    #Blind
    #blindness
    #disability
    #DisabilityInUX
    #wcag
    #accessable
    #accessibletechnology
    #accessibledesign
    #accessibilitymatters
    #accessible
    #webdeveloper
    #webdevs
    #uxdesign
    #UX