Enjoying testing my accessibility knowledge with these IAAP CPACC practice quizzes! Shoutout to @ashleypeacock.bsky.social for the helpful resource 🌠

a11yconsultant.com

Everyone will become disabled at some point in their life, either temporarily or permanently. Disability rights are human rights.

#DefendTheADA

Tens and hundreds of thousands of Georgians don’t sleep for almost two weeks, stay out in cold, often get immersed in water cannons and gas under cold, then go to work every day to get the little income they have, and then again to the rallies.
It’s a lot of personal sacrifice.

Russia’s Decline: Weak Economy, Failing Allies, and Rising Resistance Russia has had a very bad few weeks.

Russia's economy is slowing, proxy regime in Syria collapses, Georgians are resisting, Ukrainians continue to weaken Russia's military, and Romania showing us all the right way to deal with Russia's election attacks.
Oh and Russia added another dictator collectible to Moscow

Shining a light on injustices and brutality is crucial in the fight for democracy. Consider donating to the brave media outlets in #Georgia! 🇬🇪🇪🇺

www.gofundme.com/f/help-media...

It's getting boiling hot in Georgia. As Titushky (regime thugs) beat people and the patrol police ignores the citizens, people began arguing with the patrol police to hand over weapons to them if they cannot defend the citizens themselves. #terrorinGeorgia #GeorgiaProtests

:has() and :not() are 🔥

#GeorgiaProtests ✊

This is a good thread about how to write effective alt text for your posts!

#AccessibilityTips #AltText #A11y

Absolutely! Accessible design is just good UX.

I keep pronouncing it "blue-skee" in my head because of the capitalisation 😆

I had no idea. Thanks for sharing!

Accessibility tip: capitalise each word in your hashtags, #LikeThis! This helps visually impaired users, whose assistive technologies will be better able to announce the hashtags as distinct words. And it helps with readability for sighted users, too! #AccessibilityTips #MakeTheWorldAccessible

"It limits my creativity" is a pure BS excuse. But I think most designers don't even know about accessible design -- that was me when I first started out! I'm still appalled that my UI design courses didn't even mention accessibility aside from colour contrast (and that just in passing).

Most developers I know who ignore accessibility do so because 1. they don't know much about it (if at all), or 2. it seems overwhelming. I see both of these as education issues. Why do design and development courses tend to ignore accessibility?

The curb cut effect!

Dude this is amazing! Makes me want to build something for Bluesky now

I have nearly done this in Trello so many times 😅

The number of times I have nearly accidentally hit the middle finger emoji is far too high 😅

Thanks for the #accessibility tip @hunterdphoenix.bsky.social done ✔️ 👍

Me: I really should stop procrastinating and finish rebuilding my portfolio website.

Also me: *researches cool hover animations for an hour*

#WebDesignerProblems