Blog
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Writing for understanding
Lately, I’ve been thinking a lot about how to explain complicated things in writing, and how to help people actually understand them. Two people have inspired that reflection: Ylva Bjelle and…
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Level up your accessibility game with a11y.quest
I just stumbled across a quiz site with lots of questions super relevant for those of you studying for the WAS exam, or just wanting to improve your accessibility skills in…
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Seeing colors differently: discovering ColorADD the Color Alphabet
As an avid board gamer, I often reflect on how much harder my hobby would be to pursue without functional vision. Recently, though, I’ve stumbled across several examples of inclusion that…
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3 Common HTML Beginner Mistakes
As a front-end developer, I find great joy in giving advice to beginners. We have all been beginners, where there are a lot of things we don’t yet know. Getting a…
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Measuring web accessibility across Sweden: Key insights from the PTS report
A new report from the Swedish Post and Telecom Authority (PTS), published on April 20, 2026, provides an overview of the state of accessibility and inclusion across Swedish websites. The report…
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What the new WebAIM Million report tells us
I saw a lot of reactions focusing on the headline numbers of this report, but when we look a bit deeper, several underlying trends are worth paying attention to:❌ 1. Complexity…
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How I earned 55 Education Credits for my IAAP CPWA certification in 19 months
I have just celebrated a milestones of sorts in my accessibility career. I received notice that my most recent request for Education Credits to count towards the renewal requirements for my…
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Why real-time form validation can become an accessibility issue
Although WCAG does not require real-time validation, it is a widely adopted pattern for improving perceived usability. When implemented well, it helps users identify and correct errors earlier, rather than discovering…
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How the same content always has multiple different versions
We often talk about accessibility as if it were a checklist: contrast ratios, ARIA labels, keyboard navigation, screen readers. But it doesn’t explain why accessibility changes everything. The real issue is…
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Accessible Visual Design
Accessible visual design is about more than aesthetics; it’s about ensuring that everyone, including people with visual impairments, can perceive, understand, and interact with digital content. From color choices to typography…