James Royal-Lawson - Beantin

A common view is that digital accessibility is something that developers and engineers will take care of. The stereotypical view of a designer's role in accessibility is getting contrast levels right.
This couldn't be further from the truth. Accessibility is the job of the designer, and most responsibility lies with design....

I've just returned from a "Workshop conference retreat" together with Per Axbom and Chris McCann. I'm calling it that as we combined a formal workshop, reflective time to gather thoughts and re-energise, and some structured sessions with a business focus...

We are all in our own bubbles. The media we consume is a narrow selection. The algorithms feed us more of what we like; keeping things narrow.
To break out of your content bubble, gain a broader understanding, and exercise your critical thinking skills, you need to add some serendipity and bring things in that are new and different....

When you are publishing content on a website, you need to make sure you indicate the main (human) language that the content has been written in. You also need to make sure you indicate when you have used language that deviates from the main language...