This month at work, we’ve started using new time tracking software for submitting our timesheets. The process for submitting a timesheet in this system is a truly cursed design pattern. Behold, the “Submit Timesheet” button. I tried clicking on the “Submit Timesheet” text and nothing happened. I expected this text to be a button because … Continue reading “Bad example: Timesheet submit button”
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YNAB adds a Home screen to its iOS mobile app; but is it accessible?
I’m a longtime YNAB (You Need a Budget) customer. I use their monthly planning software every day to track my expenses and manage my budget. I’ve written about their webapp accessibility previously and noted over the years that they have made updates to improve the experience for disabled users, such as adding dark mode support. … Continue reading “YNAB adds a Home screen to its iOS mobile app; but is it accessible?”
Accessibility testing spreadsheet version 2
I’ve updated the spreadsheet I use for tracking accessibility audits with three big additions. WCAG 2.2 success criteria added I’ve added the six new WCAG 2.2 level A and AA success criteria (SC) to the “WCAG Success Criterion” column in each component’s tab. This brings the total number of SCs for an audit to 55. … Continue reading “Accessibility testing spreadsheet version 2”
Autocomplete accessibility bookmarklet
Drag the autocomplete bookmarklet to your bookmarks bar. I created this bookmarklet for testing WCAG success criterion 1.3.5 Identify Input Purpose (AA) which requires that if an input field requests personal information about the user, we must apply the appropriate autocomplete value to the field. For example, an input field requesting the user’s full name … Continue reading “Autocomplete accessibility bookmarklet”
Disability Visibility
This is the article version of a talk I gave at work to our disability business resource group. Hi, I’m Rachele DiTullio, a senior accessibility engineer. My day-to-day work is making sure digital information and digital systems work for people with disabilities. I’m talking to you today as a disabled co-worker. I figured out as … Continue reading “Disability Visibility”