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Authentic conversations so far...

This is an archive of the email messages I sent to my daily mailing list since March 12th, 2024. Enjoy!

When you hit a roadblock, switch tactics and keep advocating for accessibility. If all fails, move on to others who are willing to listen.

A balancing act

Accessibility fails when teams focus solely on process or solely on the users. The sweet spot is somewhere in the middle.

Here are some practical tips to take care of yourself to avoid burnout when working in accessibility.

How to spot a trap

Recognise and avoid common accessibility traps that compromise your product releases.

Less isn't better

Less isn't better. Better is better. And it's better when no one is excluded.

Accessibility is about doing right, not being right. The way to do that is to ditch the ego and embrace empathy.

Hope is not a plan

I all you do is hope to make things more accessible, you're not following much of a plan.

Inputs vs outputs

Focusing on controllable inputs rather than outputs transforms accessibility from an overwhelming challenge to an actionable process.

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