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Conducting Accessibility Research In An Inaccessible Ecosystem
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Conducting Accessibility Research In An Inaccessible Ecosystem

Ensuring technology is accessible and inclusive relies heavily on receiving feedback directly from disabled users. You cannot rely solely on checklists, guidelines, and good-faith guesses to get things right. This is often hindered, however, by a lack of accessible prototypes available to use during testing. Rather than wait for the digital landscape to change, researchers…

Using AI For Neurodiversity And Building Inclusive Tools
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Using AI For Neurodiversity And Building Inclusive Tools

In 1998, Judy Singer, an Australian sociologist working on biodiversity, coined the term “neurodiversity.” It means every individual is unique, but sometimes this uniqueness is considered a deficit in the eyes of neuro-typicals because it is uncommon. However, neurodiversity is the inclusivity of these unique ways of thinking, behaving, or learning. Humans have an innate…

F-Shape Pattern And How Users Read
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F-Shape Pattern And How Users Read

We rarely read on the web. We mostly scan. That’s a reliable strategy to quickly find what we need in times when we’re confronted with more information than we can handle. But scanning also means that we often skip key details. This is not only inefficient but can also be very damaging to your business.…

How To Work With GraphQL In WordPress In 2024
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How To Work With GraphQL In WordPress In 2024

Three years ago, I published “Making GraphQL Work In WordPress,” where I compared the two leading GraphQL servers available for WordPress at the time: WPGraphQL and Gato GraphQL. In the article, I aimed to delineate the scenarios best suited for each. Full disclosure: I created Gato GraphQL, originally known as GraphQL API for WordPress, as…