Canada’s first plain language standard
In October 2025, Accessibility Standards Canada published CAN-ASC-3.1:2025, the first National Standard of Canada on plain language. It’s free, available in English and French, and …
Learning Rive: interactive animation for the Web
I recently started exploring Rive, consider this a heads-up that I’ll be sharing some of my creation once I have mastered the basics. What is …
Accessible colour palette generator
Colour contrast is one of the most common accessibility failures on the web. According to the 2025 WebAIM Million report, low contrast text appeared on …
Intercultural Forum
Latest project Intercultural Forum Qui a le droit de circuler? (Who has the right to move?) is the question at the centre of this Intercultural …
Digital accessibility is now mandatory in Canada
In December 2025, the Canadian government quietly published one of the most significant digital accessibility regulations in the country’s history. The Regulations Amending the Accessible …
51 errors per page: What the WebAIM Million Report means for your website
Imagine visiting a website where one out of every 24 things you try to interact with simply doesn’t work. No labels on the form fields. …