iA · iA Inc · Feb 23, 2026
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Seeking IT independence, Europe wants to escape Microsoft Office. The question is: where to?
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Adam Silver · Feb 22, 2026
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Last week I read a post by designer and frontend dev, Theodore Soti: Stop clearing forms with JavaScript. The browser already knows how. I still see a lot of apps using custom code to track inputs and reset state. But for many forms, you can just use the native reset button. That reset button restores every field to i.
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Learn UI Design · Erik D. Kennedy · Feb 21, 2026
Do What’s Hard To Do In Figma: A Design Manifesto
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web.dev · Feb 17, 2026
Navigation API - a better way to navigate, is now Baseline Newly Available
The Navigation API is now Baseline Newly available, providing a better way to handle navigation in single-page applications.
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Dovetail · Feb 16, 2026
Prototype with real customer data using the Dovetail connector for Figma Make
We’re excited to announce our Dovetail connector with Figma Make. Now you can easily leverage customer intelligence when prototyping without needing to switch context.
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Adrian Roselli · Adrian Roselli · Feb 6, 2026
Honoring Mobile OS Text Size
If your users scale the text size in Android or iDeviceOS, that doesn’t always affect the size of text on a web page. It’s a function of browser and authored code, as opposed to a standardized approach. That may be changing. Support The current state of affairs in the three…
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Manuel Matuzovic · Feb 6, 2026
A new meta tag for respecting text scaling on mobile
When you open the accessibility settings on your smartphone and increase the font size, you will immediately notice that the system font size increases. On Android, as a Firefox user, you will also notice that websites scale. As a Chrome user, you won't see any difference because Chrome doesn't respect the font size s.
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tempertemper · Martin Underhill · Jan 30, 2026
Designing and building from our own worldview
Producing accessible software means continually questioning your own habits and assumptions about how people interact with it.
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tempertemper · Martin Underhill · Jan 23, 2026
Holidays, no laptop, and a Bluetooth keyboard
In recent years I’ve tried to switch off more on holiday, so I leave my laptop at home. But I still get enjoy a bit of writing, so what to do?
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IBM Design · Milin Ann John · Jan 20, 2026
Cracking AI toolkit for product design: Idea to MVP in under 1 hour
Written by Milin Ann John. Edited by Ashwini Kamath, Meghna Gautam Thakur and Thomas Hollifield. AI Buffet Dilemma In a rapidly evolving digital landscape, as workflows accelerate, the real challenge is distinguishing game changers from time wasters. AI promises speed and efficiency, but proving its impact requires ha.
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tempertemper · Martin Underhill · Dec 29, 2025
The final nail in the HTML5 document outline coffin
All the main web browsers have finally dropped visual support for the HTML5 document outline algorithm. Here’s why that’s good news.
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WebAIM · John Northup · Dec 22, 2025
2026 Predictions: The Next Big Shifts in Web Accessibility
I’ve lived long enough, and worked in accessibility long enough, to have honed a healthy skepticism when I hear about the Next Big Thing. I’ve seen lush website launches that look great, until I activate a screen reader. Yet, in spite of it all, accessibility does evolve, but quietly rather than dramatically. As I gaz.
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Manuel Matuzovic · Dec 5, 2025
Dealbreaker bugs in native popovers
One of my clients decided to write a custom popover component that uses native popovers under the hood. We built the component and were happy with it. They were about to ship it until we realised there was an accessibility bug so severe that it was a dealbreaker for us. Popovers are floating UI elements you can show o.
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tempertemper · Martin Underhill · Dec 3, 2025
Should pagination take you to a new page?
‘Pagination’ has comes from the word ‘page’, so yes, pagination should consist of pages. But the question is totally valid; worth digging into!
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iA · iA Inc · Dec 1, 2025
iA Winterfest 2025
Celebrating both Winterfest and 20 years of iA this year, with one gift to enjoy each day.
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Adam Silver · Nov 30, 2025
Can you make toast messages accessible?
I will answer this question. Let me explain with a post I wrote on LinkedIn last week: Github’s Design System has banned toast messages. Toast messages are little messages that appear on top of the UI to give you feedback about an action you just took. Banning toast messages is an excellent decision because they’re no.
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Uber Design · Parvaneh Toghiani · Nov 20, 2025
How to Stop the Stakeholder Swirl
And finally enjoy your big-company design reviews When I started at Uber in 2016, I was two and a half years into my career as a product designer. I had a background in graphic design and made the conscious choice to join Uber to see if I could cut it as a real product designer at a top-tier tech company. At twenty fi.
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tempertemper · Martin Underhill · Nov 19, 2025
An accessible pagination pattern (or two)
A couple of weeks ago I added pagination to my blog, and it was an interesting delve into the various designs and markup patterns that can be used.
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