🚧 Not quite finished
I came back from a week away with my family yesterday and went to put the finishing touches on a 90%-written article about the light-dark() function in CSS. But, as is often the case, when I came back to it with fresh eyes, it became something slightly different.
So I won’t start this month’s newsletter with a list of articles I’ve written; instead, I’ll promise you something more interesting than originally planned next time!
From the archives
With no new article to share this month, I thought I’d dig a little deeper into the archives. This one looks at how accessibility so often struggles to compete with other priorities, and why that might be.
Elsewhere on the web
And finally, here are some of the more interesting bits and bobs I came across around the web during August:
- What happens to our blogs when we die?
- Why Is Everyone In Tech So Sad?
- AI Weeds Out Job Applicants With Disabilities, Lawsuit Claims
- Accessibility getting dropped in the process
- Accessibility: Start with “why”
Anyway, I’m off to get back to that light-dark() article! Catch you again at the end of September! 📝