Silvia Maggi, Accessible Design

Searching on the web has become a daunting task, one I can't seem to do as well as I used to. As someone who has had access to the internet since around 1999 (later than some of my peers), I have seen the internet change dramatically. The reason for these changes is not as simple as affirming that the sources multiplied exponentially. That is only one part of the matter. I used to have my go-to websites to get the information I needed. Most of those sources of truth are still available, yet…

The following is a method I am trying out, and it might change to address needs I cannot foresee now. Emails start to pile up. Meetings demand attention and consistent follow-up. Add some unrelated stress to the mix, and here I am, resuming my bullet journal. However, a bullet journal cannot really contain all the information needed to complete my tasks. Enter the work journal. I don’t know whether that’s a thing, but I’ve been wanting to set one up for some time. Here’s what I did. The concept…

The latest accessibility news and discoveries. A monthly update. Apple’s latest software updates introduced new issues for assistive technology users Apple has acknowledged a series of bugs affecting Voice Control in macOS 26, the company’s built-in accessibility feature that allows people to fully operate a Mac by voice. Over the past week, users have reported that several key commands are not working as expected, with some issues seriously impacting productivity. Af...