🏃♂️ Working off those festive calories – January’s roundup
I don't know about you, but I enjoy a wee bit of indulgence over the festive period: chocolate, good food, a few drinks with family and friends. But I've been back on the straight and narrow this month, including my longest streak of runs to date (15 days in a row). I've also written a few blog posts:
From the archives
I really enjoyed a recent post by Jeremy Keith on adding conditional 'Back' links via the @display-mode media query; it reminded me of an article I wrote last summer on the challenges faced when implementing of website-based back links.
Elsewhere on the web
In no particular order, here are some interesting titbits from around the web, old and new, that I enjoyed during January:
- Accessibility Lipstick on a Usability Pig
- How-to: Accessible heading structure
- Dyslexic Myths Presented as Truths
- Labelling the point: Scenarios of label misuse in WCAG
- Quick accessibility tests anyone can do
- More to give than just the
div: semantics and how to get them right
Anyway, I hope your 2022 has gotten off to a solid start too. I think I'll maybe give my running trainers a few days' rest, and I'll catch you again at the end of February! 👟👟