Microsoft just released a new set of adaptive accessories and system-wide live captions from any audio source to help technology adapt to everyone rather than the other way around. Always so inspired by that team and the consideration for design & accessibility they give.
@cdpatnoe So many devs need to understand the fundamental truth that native HTML used as intended is accessible.
It only stops being as accessible when misused (table for layout only), badly coded (div/span instead of semantic element), or interactive complexity is added.
All you UX writers out there! We are looking for UX cop writers to work on multiple brand propositions across Sainsbury's Argos, Habitat, Nectar and Tu. https://t.co/JLE0fVipI8
WCAG 3.0: What you need to know about the future of accessibility standards by Daniel Berryhill with a video from @jspellman@uxdesigncc https://t.co/sbudKfB9mF
WCAG 3 will use a new color contrast method called APCA (Advanced Perceptual Contrast Algorithm).
It's a big improvement over the current system but there are a lot of changes to get your head around.
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okay @cariefisher has blessed accessibility gang with this AMAZING CHART for use case & coding considerations for image inserts in your own amazing projects and presentations💜
restriction tables are big cds energy & we love you for it #id24#inclusion
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