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Every life has value. So should every interface. Celebrating World Autism Awareness Day 2026
Celebrating World Autism Awareness Day 2026 under the theme "Autism and Humanity – Every Life Has Value." we want to be concrete about what it actually means. Read our At AccessTime, we believe that principle has a direct technical corollary, every interface has a responsibility.
Prasaja Mukti - Accessibility UX Writer
April 1, 2026
Built to Be Used, Built to Last With Accessibility-First Software Houses
Build digital products that work under real conditions, reflect the values of the brand, and hold up as the business grows. Here's our way of working to make your product lasts.
Prasaja Mukti - Accessibility UX Writer
March 25, 2026
Your React Form Works. But Can a Screen Reader Use It?
React Hook Form does a lot of the accessibility groundwork automatically, and this article recommend how we’ll use React Hook Form as our foundation so it'll work effectively when handling accessibility.
Ahda Hardyatmaka - Developer
March 11, 2026
Accessibility Features in Figma
Figma’s decision to integrate accessibility into the core of the design workflow is a significant and welcome shift. Here's some of our Designer's (Fadhil) favorite accessibility features in Figma.
Fadhil Abdillah - UI/UX Designer
March 4, 2026
[POUR SERIES] Robust: Building Future-Proof Accessibility Through Technical Excellence
The Robust principle from POUR ensures digital products work reliably across every browser, device, and assistive technology, because code that holds up for everyone holds up better for everyone.
Prasaja Mukti - Accessibility UX Writer
February 25, 2026
[POUR SERIES] Understandable: Creating Clear Communication and Predictable Experiences
The Understandable principle from POUR strips away confusion from language, forms, and interactions, because content that's hard to follow doesn't just frustrate users with disabilities, it loses everyone.
Prasaja Mukti - Accessibility UX Writer
February 25, 2026
