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  1. Accessible colours don't exist

    I often see claims about "accessible colours".

  2. Reusability determines value

    If your Design System is a bunch of colours in a Figma-file with no reuse, then it's not a system.

  3. Going European

    I'm moving one service after another to European companies.

  4. I built a deck

    We have a guesthouse that we would like to make available for other people.

  5. Working in the mountains

    We went to the alps for 2 weeks, and now my kids (5 and 9) want me to work there.

  6. When are you the creator of something?

    When are you the creator of something?

  7. Accessibility is not for a group of disabled people

    It's often presented like that, right?

  8. How (not to) name things

    Imagine every sign stating "you are now in front of a sign".

  9. Accessibility and AI

    There's a lot to be said about AI and accessibility.

  10. Thoughts on people-first language

    I'm writing an introduction to accessibility where I feel like I scrap more than I write.

  11. Accessible inline collapsible

    I'm writing an introduction to accessibility for inklusivo.

  12. Unicorns exist

    Some thoughts on the concept of the "accessibility unicorn".

  13. Floating Action Buttons are bad, and what to do instead.

    Some thoughts on Floating Action Buttons as I always run into them, their inefficiency and their inaccessible design.

  14. Looking back on 2025, and looking forward

    It's 2026.

  15. New year. New focus. New online presence and communication.

    This is not a new year's resolution.

  16. I mean, at first, they seem useful right?

  17. I can't read (but I'd like to)

    I have issues with reading books.

  18. Tactile indicators for installing and connecting devices

    How do companies make devices accessible for non-visual use?

  19. Don't start testing accessibility with a screen reader

    Screen readers are great, and they deserve a lot of love.

  20. Community, corporations and more

    Summer 2023 I made an overview of things I was doing.

  21. How to find the accessible name of a button with Google Chrome

    You just ran an automated test and it tells you your buttons don't have accessible names.

  22. The unclear case of usability widgets on your website

    There are lots of tools/addons/widgets you can add to your website, with the intent of improving usability or accessibility.

  23. Be flexible about what people need (and don't assume).

    Your assumptions about facilitation and accommodation can be wrong.

  24. A tool for sharing messages and images

    I've been looking for something for months.

  25. No, your website does not have a mobile version

    Designers often (if they're nice) design multiple versions of a website.

  26. Politieke partijen niet digitaal toegankelijk

    Onderzoek wijst uit dat alle landelijke politieke partijen mensen digitaal uitsluiten.

  27. The added value of (neuro)diversity

    People like people who are like them.

  28. Let's start a club

    Newsletters aren't for me.

  29. Burn your toast

    There's a simple question I ask myself whenever I consider the usage of a toast-component.

  30. An audit won't solve your issues

    Accessibility audits are great, except when you want to solve issues.

  31. Accessibility is not binary

    Often when people talk about accessibility, it appears to be this binary thing.

  32. Aria-roles do very little

    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.

  33. What you should (not) put inside an anchor link

    The anchor link is one of the most elemental of HTML-elements.

  34. Accessibility, design systems and management.

    I’ve spent years working in accessibility doing everything from printing and hanging up posters, to joining and leading a Design Systems team.

  35. The universal focus state

    Designing a focus state?

  36. What is accessibility?

    Products can be made in a way that they can be used by everybody, including people with disabilities.

  37. Compose your components

    Build the most components you can to have the least amount of work.

  38. There are some useful principles to keep in mind when considering accessibility and inclusive design, but this one is probably my personal favorite.

  39. Inclusion beats optimization

    When you're building something and you're moving fast, make sure to look back every now and then.

  40. Color and contrast, what does it mean?

    The color contrast ratios mentioned in WCAG can give you an insight in how usable your color palette is.

  41. I shared an image of Afghan refugees too haphazardly.

  42. A photographer’s view on alt text

    Images are visual communication.

  43. The value of less

    In 2019 we started planning for a new house.

  44. Your website is history

    Everything you put on your website is old.

  45. I made this website with HTML

    This website is 100% semantic.

  46. Semantics, what does it mean?

    When people talk about the quality of HTML code, it is often about semantics.

  47. Accessible HTML Toggle Button (Switch)

    Everybody loves toggle switch on mobile, or so I've heard.

  48. The Guide to Accessible Web Components

    Web Components are a newly supported standard.

  49. Personal update

    I think I'm allowed at least one personal message these days.

  50. An introduction to Web Monetization

    Web Monetization is a new proposed API standard.