A list of resources about minimal(ist) HTML. As with all minimalism, in a way it continues removing stuff until it is broken, and then it stops, which is one step too late. It should stop before it is broken. In this case: keep HTML readable for humans when viewing source.

Tips for enterprise UX. If we do this at CMD, this could be interesting

The missing article on font size on websites, while also taking the user’s preference seriously.

When people say it’s hard to leave insta or whatever, this is a good link

Very interesting article that points out that the EAA goes much further than the WCAG. We should focus on that as well.

Fieldsets and what they do

About llm’s bazooka’s and accessibility.

Some interesting ideas here, most notably that you should decide what the discussion is about. At the moment, silicon valley decides and that’s bad.

Excellent resource about the UX of specific HTML elements in different screenreaders.

[AI hype companies are] selling the idea that doing things is worthless.

Long, but very good read about hype, that the author calls Whatever.

Making a git repo, completely manually. A clever explanation about how git works, and what it does.

Erg mooi artikel over hangjongeren.

Interesting “brutalist” typefaces

Zeer uitgebreid artikel over Malcolm X

Google AI feature in its search results is really bad.

One of the sad stories where a lying bot affects a product.

A tool to see if your HTML form is well formed.

While the idea is nice: own your time, don’t let notifications and managers own it. There is one important flaw though: the word billionaire. Becoming a billionaire is not a good idea, it is a ridiculous american dream.

Being lazy is a good idea, and I need to look into view transitions.

An attempt to explain some programming paradigm visually.

Very handy, and cleverly opinionated read-later tool.

This is an incredible resource: many (really, many) words that letter-professionals use explained in quite a few languages. Wow!

Time is not shared equally, just like wealth.

Nice docu. Interesting insights about how to run things, and how to do inclusion.