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I have been keeping this weblog since 2003. It started as a way for me to learn PHP and MySQL and build my own blog system, comments, feed, and all. This was when Movable Type (Perl) was "the" go-to CMS… Read more WordPress as a Static Site Generator July 6th, 2020
I have written before about becoming a speaker. Now there is an online talk available that I gave for Fronteers first digital meetup. Digital Meetup with Rachel Andrew & Darice de Cuba, june 19 2020 from Fronteers on Vimeo. View… Read more Unmeasurable Accessibility: The Case for Inclusive Design May 7th, 2020
The call to boycott large (tech) companies that put profit over its people, is getting louder by the day. Amazon, Uber and in the Netherlands, Bol.com. Are a few of the companies on the "black list". Here in the Netherlands… Read more Accessibility or Morals? February 10th, 2020
One of my weekly past times is to sit down for at least 30 minutes at a coffee bar to enjoy a decaf cappuccino with oat milk. I'll read a book or an article on my phone. Maybe chat if… Read more The Strange Economy of Coffee and Milk December 13th, 2019
Sometimes I get excited about people tweeting about this great upcoming conference, usually in another country than where I live. I head over to the conference website, check the great list of speakers and then slowly, my excitement dies down.… Read more The Inclusive Conference November 10th, 2019
In a span of a week, I became a speaker. I never saw myself as someone who would give a talk. Feeling much more comfortable with blogging, which I have been doing since early 2000. A couple of years ago… Read more From writing blogs to speaking at a conference