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I often see claims about "accessible colours".
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If your Design System is a bunch of colours in a Figma-file with no reuse, then it's not a system.
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I'm moving one service after another to European companies.
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We have a guesthouse that we would like to make available for other people.
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We went to the alps for 2 weeks, and now my kids (5 and 9) want me to work there.
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When are you the creator of something?
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It's often presented like that, right?
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Imagine every sign stating "you are now in front of a sign".
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There's a lot to be said about AI and accessibility.
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I'm writing an introduction to accessibility where I feel like I scrap more than I write.
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I'm writing an introduction to accessibility for inklusivo.
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Some thoughts on the concept of the "accessibility unicorn".
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Some thoughts on Floating Action Buttons as I always run into them, their inefficiency and their inaccessible design.
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It's 2026.
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This is not a new year's resolution.
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I mean, at first, they seem useful right?
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I have issues with reading books.
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How do companies make devices accessible for non-visual use?
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Screen readers are great, and they deserve a lot of love.
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Summer 2023 I made an overview of things I was doing.
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You just ran an automated test and it tells you your buttons don't have accessible names.
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There are lots of tools/addons/widgets you can add to your website, with the intent of improving usability or accessibility.
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Your assumptions about facilitation and accommodation can be wrong.
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I've been looking for something for months.
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Designers often (if they're nice) design multiple versions of a website.
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Onderzoek wijst uit dat alle landelijke politieke partijen mensen digitaal uitsluiten.
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People like people who are like them.
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Newsletters aren't for me.
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There's a simple question I ask myself whenever I consider the usage of a toast-component.
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Accessibility audits are great, except when you want to solve issues.
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Often when people talk about accessibility, it appears to be this binary thing.
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Look at modern websites at you'll see their code covered in aria-roles: a pretty <div> with role="button" here, a nice <a> with role="link" further along, and so on.
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The anchor link is one of the most elemental of HTML-elements.
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I’ve spent years working in accessibility doing everything from printing and hanging up posters, to joining and leading a Design Systems team.
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Designing a focus state?
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Products can be made in a way that they can be used by everybody, including people with disabilities.
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Build the most components you can to have the least amount of work.
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There are some useful principles to keep in mind when considering accessibility and inclusive design, but this one is probably my personal favorite.
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When you're building something and you're moving fast, make sure to look back every now and then.
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The color contrast ratios mentioned in WCAG can give you an insight in how usable your color palette is.
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I shared an image of Afghan refugees too haphazardly.
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Images are visual communication.
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In 2019 we started planning for a new house.
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Everything you put on your website is old.
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This website is 100% semantic.
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When people talk about the quality of HTML code, it is often about semantics.
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Everybody loves toggle switch on mobile, or so I've heard.
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Web Components are a newly supported standard.
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I think I'm allowed at least one personal message these days.
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Web Monetization is a new proposed API standard.