😳 Quite the month! – September’s roundup from tempertemper
September has been quite the month here in the UK; we’ve seen the death of a monarch, yet another new Government, and of course there’s been the annual rush for pumpkin spice lattes! But rest assured amidst the chaos I wrote a couple of articles for you:
From the archives
A couple of days after I published ‘Focus appearance explained’, the draft for version 2.2 of the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) was updated. I tweaked my just-published article in line with the updated guidance, and also revised February’s WCAG 2.2 in language I can understand. Worth a re-read!
Elsewhere on the web
Here are some more interesting articles and videos from around the web that I read during September:
- Should I Use a Button or a Link?
- Introduction to desktop screen readers – the movie!
- Improving accessibility with accessibility acceptance criteria
- Mac VoiceOver Testing the Simple Way
- Making Sense Of WAI-ARIA: A Comprehensive Guide
- Learn HTML!
Anyway, here’s hoping October proves a bit less tumultuous. See you again in a month’s time! 😅