
WPWeekly Episode 334 – Accessibility, Gutenberg, and Twenty Nineteen
In this episode, John James Jacoby and I have a lengthy discussion about the numerous […]

In this episode, John James Jacoby and I have a lengthy discussion about the numerous […]

Discussion surrounding Gutenberg’s independent accessibility audit is heating up. Two weeks ago, Matthew MacPherson, who […]

A pre-release of Gutenberg 4.0 RC 1 is now available for testing. During today’s core […]

WordPress Accessibility Team lead Rian Rietveld has resigned due to what she describes as political […]

Lyft has open sourced its color algorithm for creating an accessible color system. The company’s […]

The WordPress Accessibility team is seeking contributors for its handbook project. It’s a collection of […]

In this episode, John James Jacoby and I are joined by Rachel Cherry, Senior Software […]

The WooCommerce development team has forked select2 to create a more accessible, drop-in replacement library […]

In this episode, John James Jacoby and I are joined by David A. Kennedy. Kennedy […]

When images are uploaded in WordPress 4.6.1 that have an empty alt text value, WordPress […]

Last week WordPress plugin developer Rachel Carden released wA11y, a new plugin that offers comprehensive […]

Udacity, an online education site, has launched a free web accessibility course built by Google. […]

The World Health Organization estimates that 285 million people worldwide are living with some form […]

Earlier this year, the WordPress project made a huge move by adopting accessibility coding standards […]