With the rise of Toxic Muskulinity on Twitter, Mastodon - or the Fediverse respectively - is talk of the town. And for the largest part – rightly so! It seems that parts of the IndieWeb finally get at least their 15 minutes of fame. Of course, the hopes are high that this mo... → Read more about Languages on Mastodon

No big or structured retrospective post for me this year, I'm afraid. Not because only bad stuff happened – it is suffice to say, it was an overall mixed bag. There was a fare share of good things, but first and foremost I'm feeling very tired and not in a overly re... → Read more about Farewell, 2021

What is on your mind if I just write the word "menu" without giving further context? I bet that either you are not sure what exactly it is referring to (because it is an umbrella term), or you come to a definition of the word that differs from the next ... → Read more about What's on the menu?

One major tenet of web accessibility is that users have various strategies to operate your website. While still too many web developers aren't able to name input modes beyond pointer devices (mouse and touch), properly covering keyboard accessibility will get you the most bang for your buck. If you ensure ... → Read more about Accessible Overflow

If you are familiar with web accessibility you know that visual disabilities are both prevalent and multifaceted at the same time. It follows that one of the cornerstones of accessibility is making a page adaptable or allowing it to stay adaptable. When you think of these customizations, the first (and ... → Read more about Checking Windows High Contrast Mode on a Mac for free