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Now ALL our projects have accounts on Bluesky! Follow #A11yLearn for updates on our online accessibility academy - getting a HUGE facelift in 2026! www.A11yLearn.com

My spell check seems to think I’ve coined a new word: “neuroinclusion.” I didn’t think I made this one up, but maybe? Anyone else use this word?
#Neuroinclusion

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We've got an events calendar you can subscribe to now over at Luma! luma.com/inclusivepixel
#A11yBook #A11yLearn #A11ySpaces #A11yEvents #Accessibility #A11yCalendar

Come join our community, Pixel Place! #A11yChat #A11yCommunity
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Pixel Place Welcome to Pixel Place, from Inclusive Pixelation. This is a space for all things accessibility and disability inclusion in the workplace. Here you'll find discussion forums for books, courses, and ot...

Come join our #accessibility community on Discord! It's a cool place to hang out and talk about all things #MakingWorkAccessible.
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Personal pet peeve: fancy fonts. inclusivepixel.com/fancy-fonts/

Where are my other sleep disorder people awake at 3am on a Saturday and working on everything? Are you here?

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Let's explore #POUR! These foundational principles of digital #accessibility should guide you.

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The #POUR principles ensure that your digital content is #usable and #accessible to the widest possible audience, regardless of their technology or ability.
#Perceivable #Operable #Understandable #Robust #A11y #accessibility

A quote from Britne Jenke, CPACC on the publication Making Work Accessible. The quote, "Accessibility exists because disabled people deserve an equal seat at the table, regardless of how many other people are already sitting there." appears in black text on a white background, surrounded again by an orange background. At the bottom, the date reads Dec 9, 2025 with the web address substack.com/@inclusivepixelation.

"Accessibility exists because disabled people deserve an equal seat at the table, regardless of how many other people are already sitting there." - Britne Jenke

A grey box with white text reads "Crowdsources Wisdom - Some recent LinkedIn poll results on the topic of disabilities at work. -inclusivepixelation.substack.com - Making Work Accessible". Under the text box is an image of a LinkedIn poll. The poll question reads "What's the biggest barrier to creating accessible training for all employees?" and the winning answer is "Lack of knowledge on standards".

Looking for a bit of Monday morning wisdom? Hear from the crowd - what barriers have others experienced when #MakingWorkAccessible?
Read more at https://inclusivepixelation.substack.com/p/crowdsourced-wisdom

I was sure it would be a productive morning... But my cat has been sitting on my laptop for the last hour and shows no signs of moving.

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Black text on a white box reads: International Day of Persons with Disabilities (IDPD) December 3. The white box is centered on a background of swirled ribbons of yellow, blue, and purple, with the Inclusive Pixelation rainbow heart logo in the lower right corner.

Today we recognize the over 1 billion of us globally living with disabilities. #IDPD #IDPWD