If we dig deeper into personal taste - wouldn't that be a culmination of user insights, learnings experienced, industry best practice, and own aesthetic? If so, why aim to detach?

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Whoa! This is great! Thanks Jon!

The website made me hungry. It works!

Agreed, there are good enough, low-cost solutions to improving online accessibility that even the reason of lack of resources sounds more like an excuse.

Doing something about accessibility is better than nothing.

This article was meant to highlight/summarise a discussion - and as with most discussions, people have varying "weights" of opinions. Saying that a discussion is shallow is akin to saying "my opinions are better than yours." Please be nice.

Empathy plays a big role when designing for inclusivity. Also, diversity (gender, race, etc) in teams help ensure we design for people with different perspectives.

We had discussion on Twitter about user interactions with mobile devices, summarised in this article. Would love to hear your thoughts on the questions

What examples have you seen of good user interactions with mobile? What are the oddest interactions you’ve seen between a user and a mobile device? What trends are emerging with mobile interactions?

Thanks for sharing, Jon! Would also be nice to see the questions in certain contexts / categories (business, UI, usability, etc.)