Bookmarks

Accessibility

Accessibility Conferences and Events: A regularly updated list of accessibility conferences.
Accessibility Developer Guide: A resource for accessibility development with guides on how to set up accessibility test environments and accessibility development tips and tricks.
Accessibility Support: A website similar to caniuse.com but for screen readers, however it is worth reading the Accessibility Support FAQ page to understand how to best interpret results.
ARIA in HTML: Guidance and requirements around ARIA roles and attributes. Contains various tables that map HTML elements and features to their respective ARIA semantics.
Core Accessibility API Mappings 1.2: Defines how ARIA roles, states and events are mapped by the Accessibility APIs across operating systems.
HTML Accessibility API Mappings 1.0: Defines how HTML elements are mapped by the Accessibility APIs across operating systems.
Web Accessibility Evaluation Tools List: Looking for a specific tool to evaluate a specific criteria? This curated list by W3C is a good starting point.
Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) 2.2: The WCAG 2.2 guidelines demonstrate how to meet most accessibility requirements on the web. Excitingly, there is a Working Draft for WCAG 3.0. Further reading for WCAG 2.2 comes in the form of "Understanding WCAG 2.2" and "How to Meet WCAG (Quick Reference)".

Winter Rush: An addictive browser game. I first found it in an online Christmas advent calendar with a web development theme. Surprisingly, the URL still works.

Common HTML entities used for typography: I am always forgetting HTML entity codes. This website helps me remember what they all are.
Declaring langauge in HTML: For if you ever want to know what to put in a lang attribute. This page also links to a tool that allows language lookup for determining what IANA code should be used.
How to write a Git commit message: A useful way of approaching how you write Git commit messages, both for your future self and others.

Blacklight: A real-time website privacy inspector. Nothing revolutionary but a unique concept.
nomoregoogle.com: Alternatives to Google products.
privacyguides.org: A well-designed knowledge base to help you discover tools that prioritise privacy for all parts of digital life.
sethforprivacy.com: A website that hosts privacy-centric articles and guides.

2fa.directory: A list of websites and applications that accept two-factor authentication sign-in methods.
browserleaks.com: A series of tools and tests to evaluate the security and privacy of the browser.
passkeys.directory: A list, provided by 1Password, of websites and applications that accept passkeys.

regex101.com: My go-to website for understanding regular expressions.
Regex Generator: Yet another regular expression generator except this is the most polished that I have seen (so far).
speed.cloudflare.com: My go-to "is my Internet working?" website.
URL Decoder/Encoder: A very handy website for when you don't want to think about this stuff.

cosinekitty.com: I like this website for its plain HTML design and the interesting subject matter, particularly around astronomy.
macwright.org: A well-written and informative blog with a lightweight design and some interesting photos and projects to look at.

The Grug Brained Developer Funny, endearing and some great thoughts around what matters most as a developer.

Wirecutter: Need to find reviews on a product, or lost as to what the best brands are? The Wirecutter serves as a good starting point.
vgmdb.net: A comprehensive resource and catalogue of video game music.