Imagine you are planning to build a house. You managed to secure a property (and people tell you that it's relatively easy, compared with years ago), but you are aware that this is only the first step towards the dream of owning a house. But then somebody approaches you and ... → Read more about The magical construction office

A few years ago you could easily tell if a page offered an RSS feed. Browsers (at least good ones) had a feed symbol close to their location bar, and if you were really lucky (or used a really good browser), that indicator was even a button, empowering you to ... → Read more about Making RSS more visible again with a /feeds page

While accessibility is of course more than "making a website compatible with screen readers", this article is about the challenges developers face when dealing with the dynamic nature of web apps – and tools at their disposal to improve the experience of all users. What's the deal? To understand the special ch... → Read more about Accessible status messages with Vue Announcer v2

A disclosure is a foundational widget pattern for accessibility. But how exactly is it structured and how can it be implemented in Vue.js? In general, a disclosure widget consists of two parts. A container element, starting hidden, and a button above it. When the button is interacted with (that ... → Read more about Disclosure widgets in Vue.js

Just a month ago I wrote in my 2019 retrospective for the first time in this blog about my plans to release an ebook. The idea is actually six months old and my intention back then was to do the following: Writing an ebook about web accessibility in German Covering what ... → Read more about Change of ebook plans