Roger Attrill

I've written an article on everything you need to know about accessibility testing, accessibility auditing, and VPATs (accessibility conformance reports). If you're interested in accessibility testing - this is the resource you've been looking for :) bit.ly/vpat

@OrdnanceSurvey do you have a server issue at the moment? Os maps app and website are timing out with a 504 error while trying to sign in on mobile and desktop " ordnancesurveyidentity.b2clogin.com took too long to respond". The app eventually incorrectly says I am offline.

@BritishGasHelp You probably need to test your email templates in dark mode to ensure they are accessible - especially for the very people who *need* to use dark mode #accessibility #a11y

These buttons from an email could hardly be any less readable @BritishGasHelp

@Amy_Hupe Hi Amy, thanks to @webdevbev I've discovered this comfort, stretch, panic zone model/theory thingy: utesinternationallounge.com/why-comfort-zo…

The irony of being so burnt out that you can’t write your talk about burnout. Yes that is my laptop in the background, not being worked on. Send help.

Typo spotted in the wild: 'Bride demolition'

JUST LOOK at what he's done to my daughter's phone!! ;)

I like the way they have the logo in the corner of every dialog now. Also - that placeholder prompt. Valid question.

What a great idea - building stroke risk sensors into supermarket trolley handles theguardian.com/society/2023/j…

"Studying late at night? Seneca blinding your eyes? Don't worry, you can unlock dark mode, Simply study 25 sessions to unlock greatness."

Millions of students use @SenecaLearn. It's glaringly bright. Unless paying for premium you need 25-100 study sessions to "unlock dark mode". Accessibility isn't for gamifying, or paid options. #accessibility #accessibility4all @abilitynet @disabilitysmart help.senecalearning.com/en/articles/69…

Picture shows a Marks and Spencer e-commerce filter panel shown when shopping for some shoes. Available sizes are shown in the order: 3,4,5,6,8,7

Mainly I'm just curious how this happens. I mean it's not wrong enough to look random, and yet...

Did I do it right?

I feel bad for all the people called Al who keep having their name read as AI

@JasonForest Well, you know - I considered that possibility.

@think_ui They used chatGPT to find the best order.

@markdalgarno Ha, that's pretty runny!

@LauraParkerUX Definitely, but I see you have lots of takers already. Happy to feed back on anything you need though.

Here's my write up from an amazing few days with @UXScotland meeting some wonderful people in beautiful Edinburgh - it's not what I brought or what I did, but what I take away that's precious. @think_ui/my-journey-from-ux-scotland-71b258b649f0" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">medium.com/@think_ui/my-j… #uxscot #uxconference #ux

2023 is the year to bring brighter colors and deeper saturation to your web designs. It’s exciting to see so many people get excited about P3 color and the new tools! But it all seems overwhelming & confusing. This makes it easy to understand. Watch: developer.apple.com/videos/play/ww…