My Journey To Ghost
In this post, I discuss some aspects of my migration of this blog from WordPress to Ghost, and what pitfalls I encountered.…
Welcome to Marco's Accessibility Blog 2.0!
This blog has launched on a new platform. Find out a bit about the background and motivation in this post.…
The focus of this blog is changing
Recently, Mozilla introduced an official blog about all things accessibility. This blog is transitioning to a pure personal journal. For years, this blog was a mixed bag between information about my official work at Mozilla and my personal views on accessibility. Now that Mozilla has its own accessibility blog, my…
This blog has moved
As discussed previously, I planned a few changes to my blog. Well, this Sunday, it all happened. I moved my blog back to a self-hosted WordPress, but am powering it with Jetpack to offer many of the same features as during the seven months it ran on WordPress.com. I…
What's new for accessibility in Gutenberg 7.2
Gutenberg 7.2 has just been released as a plugin. The development cycle was longer than usual. As a result, this version contains a lot of changes. Several of them improve Gutenberg’s accessibility. The tab order in the editor When editing a block, the tab order has been…
Merry Christmas, everyone!
To everyone who celebrates it, a very merry Christmas! That’s it, folks! This concludes 30 days of continuous blogging. Over the last month, I shared a few tutorials, a few web development tips, thoughts on Gutenberg in various shape or form, told you how I made a graph…
Happy Chanukka
Wishing all of my readers who celebrate it, a very happy Chanukka! This year, Chanukka started at sundown on December 22 and runs through December 30. It coincides with Christmas. And as it so happens, the muslim mayor of London kicked off the Chanukka celebrations from a Christmas tree last…
WordPress accessibility team member, Gutenberg contributor
My recent frequent blogging about Gutenberg has led to some really productive changes. One change is that my profile on WordPress.org now shows that I am also contributing to the accessibility effort. The accessibility team mostly consists of volunteers. And now, I am one of them as well. I…