WCAG 3 could be a game changer, where conformance becomes the floor, not the ceiling. @tink.uk explains why in "WCAG3: a different future for accessibility"
@tetralogical.comTetraLogical
@tetralogical.com
We're a company with inclusion at its heart. We specialise in all aspects of accessibility, from working with websites and apps to giving teams the skills they need to make accessibility part of everything they do.
@tetralogical.com@tetralogical.comIntroducing the Accessible Components Library!
Common components with accessibility requirements, test scenarios, and automated tests.
• Free to use and adapt
• Human-readable tests in Gherkin
• Mapped to WCAG 2.2, levels A to AAA
Dig in!
@tetralogical.comWe’ve got a little midweek treat for you tomorrow, for anyone tired of rebuilding the basics from scratch.
Stay tuned to find out what it is.
@tetralogical.comNext up in our designing for people with disabilities series:
Designing for people who are colour blind: tetralogical.com/blog/2026/10...
Brought to you by Demelza Feltham.
Enjoy :)
@tetralogical.comMove over Harry Styles and Oasis, our very own @stevefaulkner.eurosky.social is taking his talk "No industry for old men" on tour.
If you're curating a conference, a meetup, or simply looking to fill Wembley Stadium, get in touch with Steve for a chat.
@tetralogical.comCorrection, a third term, not a second term. There's no stopping this one!
@tetralogical.comCongrats to @tink.uk who has been elected for a second term to the Board of Directors at @w3c.bsky.social www.w3.org/news/2026/co...
@tetralogical.comNext up in our Foundations series, @craigabbott.co.uk takes us through the accessibility tree and how screen readers read what is on screen to people with seeing disabilities.
Foundations: the accessibility tree
@tetralogical.comWe use a lot of our own documentation, tools, and resources at TetraLogical, so we thought it was time to share them in our new Resources section on the site:
This paves the way for an upcoming release for anyone tired of rebuilding the basics from scratch.
Stay tuned!
@tetralogical.comJust over a week until this year's Inclusive Design 24 #id24, the free 24-hour live online conference for accessibility and inclusive design.
No sign-up. No registration. All sessions are streamed live and publicly on the Inclusive Design 24 YouTube channel at www.youtube.com/inclusivedes...
@tetralogical.comIn order for a fire to be sustainable, it needs fuel, oxygen, and heat. In order for accessibility to be sustainable, it needs: compliance, culture, and capability.
Craig Abbott explains why in "Sustainable accessibility: compliance, culture, and capability"
@tetralogical.comIn order for a fire to be sustainable, it needs fuel, oxygen, and heat. In order for accessibility to be sustainable, it needs: compliance, culture, and capability.
Craig Abbott explains why in "Sustainable accessibility: compliance, culture, and capability"
@tetralogical.comVulnerability, like disability, can be permanent, temporary, or situational.
The FCA expects financial services to be accessible and not cause unintentional "harm" to vulnerable customers.
Henny Swan explains:
@tetralogical.comAccessibility succeeds when everyone understands what their role and responsibility is. Mayi Wilson looks at who owns what across a product team, and why understanding everyone's responsibilities is key.
@tetralogical.comAccessible Color Choices Are About So Much More Than Just Contrast by Sheri Byrne-Haber. Bookmark this one if you are a designer.
www.sheribyrnehaber.com/accessible-c...
@tetralogical.comTune into "How to Talk About AI and Accessibility" where @micmath.me.uk from Accessible Thinking will be getting @[email protected] from TetraLogical's take on Friday 4 September 15:00 to 16:00 BST.
Register here: luma.com/a5h9sm05
@tetralogical.comNVDA 2026.2 is here with a built-in magnifier alongside speech, which is ideal if you need both.
Release notes: download.nvaccess.org/releases/202...
Curious how screen readers and magnifiers work? Dip into our browsing with assistive technologies (AT) series:
@tetralogical.comNext up in our designing for people with disabilities blog post series, Ela Gorla takes us through designing for people with no or limited mobility, including people browsing with a keyboard and voice.
tetralogical.comDesigning for people with no or limited mobility - TetraLogicalPeople with limited or no mobility use a wide range of assistive technology, alternative input devices, and accessibility settings to interact with digital content. As you design your websites and mob...