🕰️ Changing the clocks

It’s amazing how disruptive Daylight Saving is! The clocks went forward an hour on Sunday and it seems to have thrown everything slightly off-kilter. Somehow, it also kick-started my writing and I wrote and published two articles:

1. There’s no need to include ‘navigation’ in your navigation labels
2. A bugbear about aria-label

From the archives

It has been a while since Twitter was bought and I left it behind. What has stuck with me, though, is how quickly Twitter’s quality seemed to unravel.

Accessibility wasn’t the only thing to suffer, but it was the clearest sign that care and maturity had started to disappear from the product. That’s what this month’s archive pick is about: how accessibility often reflects how mature an organisation really is.

Elsewhere on the web

And finally, here are some of the more interesting bits and bobs I came across around the web during March:

• It’s hard to justify Tahoe icons
• The struggle of resizing windows on macOS Tahoe
• Your Browser Can Already Speak a Page
• Counting Down to Access Given
• Start the new year by running your sprint reviews with zoom and text scaling turned on
• Angine de Poitrine live on KEXP

Anyway, I’m off to bed; it’s not that late, but even after three days, it feels like it 🥱