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Every page here, and where the site stands on accessibility.
Pages
Posts
- First transmission14 August 2026
- A one-pixel image was a layout engine11 August 2026
- Nothing on the web is ever removed8 August 2026
- Cascade layers settled an argument from 19984 August 2026
- It was never the bundle29 July 2026
- Every framework is a bet about what stays the same22 July 2026
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Accessibility
This site aims to meet WCAG 2.1 Level AA as it comes, and it has no known failures at that level. Contrast, reflow, text spacing, keyboard operation, focus visibility and page structure have all been measured rather than assumed.
The Accessible switch in the header turns on a conforming alternate version. It carries the same content and the same functionality, presented so that four further Level AAA criteria are met: contrast at 7:1, targets at 44 by 44 pixels, a choice of light or dark theme with larger type, and no content that changes without being asked to.
Known exceptions at Level AAA
Two criteria are not met, and both are about the writing rather than the presentation, so no display mode can satisfy them:
- 3.1.3 Unusual Words — the posts use technical vocabulary without a glossary to define it.
- 3.1.5 Reading Level — the posts assume reading ability beyond lower secondary education and carry no plain-language summary.
Both are fixable by writing rather than by code, and neither is claimed. If something here is hard to use, that is a fault worth hearing about.