Monthly Archives: September 2022

Six in 10 Americans think Congress is out of touch with climate change: poll

US Capitol in Washington, DC, framed by storm clouds in May 2021. Drew Angerer/Getty Images A majority of Americans believe Congress is “out of touch” with climate change, a new poll found.  Adults who strongly disapprove of President Joe Biden’s job were most likely to think Congress is “out of touch.” Adults who strongly approve…

The Apple exec who was filmed joking about fondling women’s breasts said he was quoting a movie — but etiquette and HR experts say that’s still no excuse

itsdanielmac/TikTok Apple exec Tony Blevins announced he is leaving the company after controversy from a viral TikTok video.  In the video, Blevins makes a joke about fondling women’s breasts, which he said was a riff on the ’80s movie “Arthur.” Experts told Insider that regardless of the origins of the remarks, Apple did the right…

Ubisoft will help jilted Stadia users transfer their purchases to PC

Stadia, Google’s ill-fated attempt at a cloud gaming service, will shut down in January. Players will be refunded for all their hardware and software purchases, except for Stadia Pro subscriptions. As it turns out, some folks will be able to keep playing certain games elsewhere. Ubisoft will help people who bought its titles on Stadia…

Common UX Accessibility Mistakes Found on Websites

Tim Berners-Lee, the inventor of the World Wide Web, says the web is for everyone. Unfortunately, that isn’t always the case. Poor design decisions can present barriers for many different groups of people. In fact, research by WebAIM finds that across one million homepages, there were over 50,000,000 “distinct accessibility errors” at an average of…