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Practical Accessibility — A Web accessibility course for Web designers and developers, by Sara Soueidan

FRIENDS!✨ I'm excited to announce I'm working on an #a11y video course!🥳 🔜 Practical Accessibility: a get-right-down-to-it course for designers & developers who want to start creating more accessible digital products today 💌 Sign Up for updates 👉

Changes at Basecamp

This statement from @basecamp's leadership is one we heard from @coinbase and others will follow The push to turn back; to recapture what was, although comforting, isn't possible and soon these leaders will experience the impact of such decisions...

The Alternative CSS principle | Stuff & Nonsense

♠ The Alternative CSS principle “Unless you develop a complex product—and even if you do—you probably don’t need half the humungous hunk of CSS you bung at a browser. It’s possible you only need one default and one alternative style for every element.”

Sexism, Racism, Toxic Positivity, and TailwindCSS - DEV Community

Dyneema Ultralight Zip Ditty Bag Cuben Fiber DCF | Etsy

(PDF) In context: Information architects, politics, and interdisciplinarity | Adrienne Massanari - Academia.edu

Coffee and @hegemonyrules doctoral dissertation on IA:

How I Take Notes – Jorge Arango

An update — here's my current approach to note-taking:

Grounded theory - Wikipedia

Information Architecture Services | Andy Fitzgerald Consulting

Maps, Models, and Teams

Wicked problem - Wikipedia

RT @gordonbrander: Design deals in wicked problems. Wicked problems are problems for which there is no one optimal solution.

CUBEN FIBER PACKING CUBES | Mountain Laurel Designs | Super Ultra Light Backpacking & Wilderness Equipment

YNOT - Viken

Four Web Writing Style Guides from which to Borrow | LinkedIn

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@owltastic Big fonts only 😎

Untitled (https://doriantaylor.com/the-symbol-management-problem)

seriously though, i found this tech because of specific problems i wanted to solve around managing complexity within organizations:

Thinx Super Absorbent Hiphugger Underwear | Leak-proof Period Underwear | Thinx

Untitled (https://www.nytimes.com/2021/05/25/books/review/the-devils-playbook-lauren-etter.html)

I have trouble coming up with a better indictment of contemporary design practice than Juul, borne of Stanford's Product Design program (created by David Kelley, founder of IDEO).

Why we’ve created an accessibility manual – and how you can help shape it - Accessibility in government

Thoughtfully structured and has some useful links in the resources section: #accessibility #a11y

Untitled (https://bookshop.org/a/6284/9780874772098)

This is a book that changed my life. I read it as part of a unique freshman seminar elective at @DrewUniversity called Zen and The Art of Critical Thinking. I think about ideas from this book, including the story of the title, every day.

We’re not the good guys: Osaka shows up problems of press conferences | Naomi Osaka | The Guardian

Great article that points out some of the truth of the modern media - that independent ethical news journalism is crucial for functioning societies, but that most journalism doesn’t fit in that category

I helped pioneer UX design. What I see today horrifies me

I have time today, so I'll start here: I can tell this piece was written by a White man. While it may be true that what @jjg sees today horrifies him, the reality is that it's ALWAYS been horrifying to UXers from marginalized communities. A brief thread:

Hitotoki: Narrative Mapping the World — by Craig Mod

@round I miss Hi.

“It’s Easier to Revise than Create,” an article by Dan Mall

For those that prefer written form, I’m happy to oblige:

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New video for y’all: I learned something from @jasonsantamaria 15 years ago that I still practice in my work every day.

Adactio: Journal—Weighing up UX

"Where it gets interesting is when you flip the question around." via @adactio #UX #DarkPattern

Design Systems | Gymnasium

🎉 ICYMI 🎉 We dropped four free courses with @beep on design systems for designers, developers, and product managers. No matter what your title is, we've got you covered. 😜 Design systems are changing the way we all work. Let's keep evolving together!

Primary Clothing - Brilliant Basics for Baby & Kids

Looking for guidance on animation compliance with WCAG 2.2.2 (pause/stop/hide for animation > 5 sec). If you want persistent, ambient animation, how do you do that without needing a pause button? Ex: illo in the footer of

ElectraFin® - Current Drives

Adactio: Journal—Deceptive dark patterns

Some long-winded thoughts on privacy policies and consent popups — Piper Haywood

Haunted By Data

related to this, @pinboard's 2015 talk on data as toxic waste is really, really worth your time (I'd argue this is auseful frame for data you not-quite-coerce people to produce, like ratings, as well as data you just take via surveillance)

620 Chair Programme | Vitsœ

Home - Guides

Structuring Board Content – Miro Support & Help Center

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Organizing ideas through sheer force of will is difficult, and I am lazy. Luckily there may be another way? Given the right mechanisms, and enough energy and time, systems can self-organize.

(500) https://42floors.com/blog/startups/thirty-percent-feedback

It might be tempting to hide the high-fidelity artifacts from stakeholders, and use them only in your experiments. After all, more realistic = more better, right? Wrong - if you show something that looks 90% done, you'll miss crucial "30%" feedback. 4/🧵

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SO EXCITED to see this Systems Thinking for Journalists toolkit from @heatherchaplin and @JournoDesign. Well executed and incredibly necessary.

(500) https://abookapart.com/products/just-enough-research

I must have bought 10 copies of "Just Enough Research" by @mulegirl for young designers over the last few years. Great handbook.

Embracing Design Constraints | Adrian Roselli

Two brief design posts: Embracing Design Constraints Underlines Are Beautiful Or you know, just take some off-the-shelf design system that was built by some amorphous org that never tested with users, let alone your users.

Underlines Are Beautiful | Adrian Roselli

Design jobs and design roles are not the same thing » kubie.co

They're Wrong (because they aren't the same thing) but they're not wrong, because the titles are wildly conflated at most orgs. Smart(er) orgs know that job titles and roles are not the same thing:

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Do you think this is true? Or should we expect someone to specialize? (It depends, I'm sure!) “If someone is asking you to do content strategy, content design, UX writing, and copywriting, he or she is asking you to be a unicorn! 🦄” — @lauxcritora

Tooltips in the time of WCAG 2.1 | Sarah Higley

If someone tells you they have built an accessible tool-tip, they probably haven’t. Especially if there is no consideration for touch users. As always, @codingchaos has the scoop:

The Impossibility of Automating Ambiguity | Artificial Life | MIT Press

Early Saturday morning, reading @Abebab 's "The Impossibility of Automating Ambiguity" 😻 ✨🌻 Will report on key findings a bit later 🌈

Untitled (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VjI2RkPrjFY&feature=youtu.be)

Enjoying reading in the front room, with the sounds of summer Stockholm suburbs via the open windows, yet with @craigmod’s ambient film loops eg from his recent walk in 🇯🇵() on the TV (as if @bryanboyer’s very slow movie player)

The Business Value of Content Operations at Any Scale

PODCAST: #ContentOps expert @rahelab shares insights on building and managing growing content functions. Plus, learn five major business drivers to address with Content Operations. #ContOps

Content Strategy Insights: Interviews with Larry Swanson of Elless Media

“The running joke is that any discipline eventually figures out a way to define itself, such that all disciplines are part of it.” — @eaton on Content Strategy Insights with @LarrySwanson Too. True.

Jeff Eaton: content modeling, content systems, and friends along the way

of course i missed the direct link to the episode 😳

skribbl - Free Multiplayer Drawing & Guessing Game

As a remote team, one of the things we do to stay connected is play games on Friday afternoons. Sometimes, when we play , the drawings become part of our custom @SlackHQ emojis.

Health Icons

The open-source @health_icons project now has a Twitter account. Follow along if you'd like to see when we update with new, free icons or other news:

Using CSS to Enforce Accessibility | Adrian Roselli

One of the advantages to learning CSS is that you can use it to enforce (and reinforce) accessibility in your projects. You cannot do this solely with class-based utility tooling.

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I just added “Origins of AI in cybernetics” to Pangaro Cybernetics on #Vimeo:

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I was looking for a short explanation of how the origin of artificial intelligence can be traced to cybernetics, and sure enough, @paulpangaro explains it terrifically in exactly 8 minutes #AI

Axios Capital

Shirky: Situated Software

@kevintwohy “Situated software, by contrast, doesn’t need to be personalized—it is personal from its inception.”

python - my fixed pyOpenSSL version 19.0.0 suddenly broke - Stack Overflow

sudo apt update; pip install -U cryptography; sudo apt remove python3-openssl -y; sudo apt autoremove; pip3 install -U cryptography;

Ontological Design Has Become Influential In Design Academia – But What Is It? – Eye on Design

Marketing Analytics: Attribution Is Not Incrementality - Occam's Razor by Avinash Kaushik

Pluralistic: 08 Jul 2021 – Pluralistic: Daily links from Cory Doctorow

Extreme examples, eternalism and nihilism | Meaningness

@bigger_room @reckoner165 The first is this

(500) https://vividness.live/pure-land

@bigger_room @reckoner165 And the third is a companion to the second

(500) https://vividness.live/charnel-ground

@bigger_room @reckoner165 The second is this

(500) https://www.tuftandneedle.com/legal/privacy

@johncutlefish Could it have something to do with looking at one of their privacy policies? 😳

Building Monocle, a universal personal search engine for life | thesephist.com

Custom, personal tools for computers are precisely why iOS is so scary (depressing?) — it's almost impossible to build a tool like Monocle for iOS, and yet building a tool like this (independently, self-driven) is *fundamental* to computing itself:

Outline - Read & annotate without distractions

if you stick before a url (to, like, say, a new yorker article) it does a pretty damn good job at cleaning it up and making it kindle friendly

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Surprising absolutely no one: “94% of the Largest E-Commerce Sites Are Not Accessibility Compliant” Kinda like the site reporting it (I mean, fill out those blank `alt` attributes and maybe throw a `lang` on the page at least).

An HTML Element Potentially Worth $18M to Indiegogo Campaigns | Adrian Roselli

I mean, if you want a click-bait headline that focuses on a specific issue that not everyone can guess: “An HTML Element Potentially Worth $18M to Indiegogo Campaigns” And the site (mine) hosting that article is mostly accessible.

If you need to do something once, use a GUI (Excel). If you need to do somethin... | Hacker News

Pretty good rule: "If you need to do something once, use a GUI (Excel). If you need to do something ten times, use hotkeys and shortcuts. If you need to do something a hundred times, write a script (R)."

NIST Proposes Approach for Reducing Risk of Bias in Artificial Intelligence | NIST

Reading the NIST proposal for identifying and mitigating bias in AI, and having *thoughts*. First, there is a lot to like here, and I'll definitely come back to that. But in this thread, I just want to vent a bit. #AIethics #ethNLP

Kristina Halvorson: content strategy community leader, author, & consultant

Pssst! @halvorson is writing a new book! She's exploring the role of content leadership in orgs that excel at #CX. We talk about that and much more, including #ContentDesign, @ConfabEvents, @ButtonConf, and diversity and inclusion in #ContentStrategy.

The danger of being overstimulated | Mind Cafe

Weather Strip - Forecasts at a glance

Oh hallelujah — it looks like someone redesigned the weather underground weather viz (which is bar-none the best weather viz around) and made it more beautiful and uncoupled from IBM ownership:

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I ❤️ using Stark for Chrome

The Wedge - Small Portable Whiteboard – FluidStance

@johncutlefish I recently splurged on a set of three of these and am glad I did. They are very solid, hold magnets nicely, and are useful both vertically and laying down.

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@johncutlefish @satyanadella I think you’re referencing this concept:

2 bedroom property for sale in St Katharine Docks, London, E1W - £110,000

I am selling my houseboat on its mooring in central London - just a couple of minutes from Tower Bridge & Tower Hill station. If you want a small place in the city, you'll go a long way to find a less expensive and more relaxing spot than this:

Ep. 37: John Collins, Atlassian - The Content Strategy Podcast

I am like BAM! and BAM! with these new podcast episodes—so excited about these conversations, and can’t release them fast enough. Next up is @jrc_collins, who has A+ insights about the various content specialities and how they fit together.

Miniver Cheevy: Buy nice stuff

Best Air Travel Backpack | WaterField Designs

Luggage nerds rejoice! @SFBags just released a travel backpack that rivals the @tombihn Aeronaut 30. Designers of all stripes should enjoy watching the explainer video.

accessiBe and the false David vs. Goliath narrative – Eric Bailey

If you were looking for a clear, well-cited essay on the problems with accessiBe’s product — and the frightful tactics the company’s used to silence critics — here you go:

Travel Backpack 45L | Peak Design Official Site

I had dismissed this bag before, much as I love my Everyday Backpack from @peakdesignltd, because I don’t want to go all the way up to 45L, but a look at the explainer video on the product page is seductive.

First look at the Techonaut Travel Backpack

@miniver @SFBags @tombihn I'm excited about the Tom Bihn Techonaut release

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@miniver @SFBags @tombihn I'm excited about the Tom Bihn Techonaut release

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One of the very best things to come out of the mess of the Olympics is my buddy @adehogan’s perfect Everyday Olympics series of illustrations

In-Stock Sofas and Sectionals - HAY

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Lots of good advice on technology and managing change from @mulegirl. Starting with the simplest system that works for people: the conversation. Focusing on value and what’s in it for people. Building relationships. Telling stories.

What a UX Strategist Does. As you continue to progress through… | by uxplanet.org | UX Planet

Content Designer, Streaming

IKORNNES Floor mirror, ash, 20 1/2x65 3/4" - IKEA

Amazon.com: HOWOFURN Full Length Mirror, 65x22 Floor Mirror, Rectangle Standing Mirror, Aluminum Frame & Ladder Bracket, Lean, Free-Stand or Wall-Mounted Full body Mirror, Ideal for Bedroom, Bathroom, Living Room: Kitchen & Dining