Design

When building modern SharePoint Framework (SPFx) solutions, reusable UI components play a crucial role in keeping your code clean, scalable, and maintainable. In particular, interactive components help improve the user experience without cluttering the interface. Among these components, the Accordion is a commonly used UI element. It allows users to expand and collapse sections, making […]

Introduction The modernization of legacy applications has always been a costly process: understanding old code, uncovering hidden dependencies, translating communication models (for example, from SOAP to REST), and ensuring that nothing breaks in production. This is where artificial intelligence changes the game. AI does not replace the architect or the developer, but it speeds up […]

The adoption of microservice‑based architectures has grown exponentially over the past decade, often driven more by industry trends than by a careful evaluation of system requirements. This phenomenon has generated unnecessarily complex implementations—like using a bazooka to kill an ant. Distributed architectures without solid foundations in domain capabilities, workloads, operational independence, or real scalability needs […]

Tailwind CSS has revolutionized modern front-end development by offering a utility-first approach. It’s fast, flexible, and makes styling a breeze. But if you’ve ever seen some of your classes disappear after production builds, especially when they’re dynamically generated, then you’re not alone. That’s where Tailwind’s safelist feature comes in! In this post, we’ll break down […]

Accessibility as Culture Change: How Agile Can Drive Systemic Inclusion Welcome back, equity champions! In our journey so far, we’ve embedded accessibility into stories, sprints, personas, dashboards, and release cycles. But now we zoom out and ask the big question: How does accessibility become not just something we do, but something we believe? It begins […]

Agile promises continuous improvement. But when it comes to accessibility, improvement often plateaus once initial barriers are addressed. How do we keep equity and inclusion alive, not just during sprints, but across quarters, product phases, and organizational shifts? It starts with embedding accessibility not just in rituals, but in roadmaps. What We Mean By “Accessibility […]

Welcome back, advocates of equity-driven design! If you’ve been following the series, you’ve already seen how accessibility can transform Agile workflows, from user stories and CI pipelines to ceremonies and culture. But here’s a question we don’t ask often enough: Are our Agile artifacts usable by everyone on the team? Let’s explore how to craft […]

Building Advocacy into Team Culture Welcome back! We’ve explored personas, KPIs, inclusive ceremonies, and more. But without sustained advocacy, even the best practices can fade. That’s where Accessibility Champions come in, quietly powering momentum, culture, and accountability. These champions aren’t always official roles. Sometimes they’re developers who raise accessibility flags in standup, designers who rethink […]

Agile ceremonies are meant to foster collaboration, transparency, and alignment. But when voices go unheard or participation feels risky, those goals fall short. Inclusive Agile ceremonies remove barriers and elevate contribution, from every team member. The Participation Problem Common ceremony hurdles: Meetings dominated by a few loud voices Barriers to participation (sensory, cognitive, social) Lack […]

Welcome back! So far, we’ve explored inclusive personas, accessible testing, story writing, and the core principles that connect Agile to accessibility. Now we ask: How do we measure what matters, not just what’s easy? Why Accessibility KPIs Belong in Agile Agile teams measure velocity, sprint goals, and user satisfaction. But accessibility? It’s often buried under […]

Welcome back to our ongoing series that explores how Agile practices and Accessibility principles converge to create products and systems that serve everyone. So far, we’ve explored foundational definitions, inclusive story writing, and accessibility testing in CI. Today’s focus? A tool Agile teams often rely on, but rarely challenge: personas. What Are Personas in Agile? […]

Welcome back to our series exploring the fusion of Agile principles and Accessibility practices to create products that serve everyone. In the last post, we talked about writing inclusive user stories and acceptance criteria, how the right narratives shape more equitable outcomes. Today, we move from writing stories to testing them at scale, exploring how […]