1. About the latest articles of "Signal v Noise"

    First of all, it is really great that Basecamp/Signal v Noise (SvN) are putting their money where their mouth is (or rather: putting their content where their servers are) and moved away from Medium, towards are self-hosted WordPress installation (read: "Signal v Noise exits Medium"). This is good for ...

  2. Building accessible-app.com: Hello, Vue implementation

    This is going to be a rather short blog but link heavy post. Finally leaving the phase of mere writing about inclusivity of web apps (and maybe supplying a code example here and there), now entering the time where I finally put things together in the browser and build the ...

  3. 2018 in review, outlook to 2019

    Well, that year went by fast. It feels like I blogged about my resolutions for 2018 just short time ago. And to start things off, let's have a look how much of the proclaimed goals I have met: 2018 Resolution #1: Publish at least one article a month (and this one doesn't count.) ...

  4. Creating a banking web app with accessibility in mind - Interview with Hugo Giraudel of N26

    It's always fascinating to talk to people that are moving the needle towards inclusivity in their company by ensuring their web app's accessibility. While last time I had the opportunity to talk to Michael Berger from Basecamp, this month accessibility and diversity advocate, author, speaker, and former Google Developer Expert ...

  5. Building accessible-app.com: Modal and non-modal dialogs (and Vue)

    After having established a briefing document in the last post and after having decided which framework to tackle first (VueJS), now it's time to start with the first important component of Accessible App: dialogs and modals. This is part 6 of an article series on building "accessible-app.com". Read the other ...