Single page web apps are awesome but may present interesting accessibility challenges. In particular, when the site loads new content, it needs to be able to inform an assistive technology user that the new content is available, and ideally move focus into the new area.

Or: When all you have is a CSS hammer, the world looks like a CSS nail.

This will be a quick and pretty cool tutorial on a neat trick on how to have multiple sticky sidebars that stack without using any JavaScript!

We started to question about some aspects of our color palette. And these were the main problems: We had a lot of colors; No instructions about when to use each color; A low understanding of colors in a digital product context; There wasn’t enough contrast.

I got the idea to build a logo file for our company, that not only reacts to the browser width but instead adapts while respecting its aspect ratio. So you can use it anywhere, and the file itself chooses which version to show depending on the size it’s given.