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Why history teaches us that hashtags aren't actually better in camel case

A self-confessed typographic pedant explores the surprisingly rich history of word shapes, why screen readers don't care (but human eyes do), and how a tiny casing detail keeps brands out of the "lowercase regret" hall of fame.

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Graphic on a pale yellow background featuring a large, black prohibition symbol (a circle with a diagonal slash). Inside the symbol are two emojis side-by-side: a brown camel and a brown briefcase, visually symbolising the phrase "no camel case."

The UK website wake-up call: liability, the law, and the developer gap

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Is your brand’s ego too big for accessibility?

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When to use HTML buttons vs. links for accessibility

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A true story of neurodivergent anxiety and the HR forms that felt like a crime

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Doffing the cap: The 1980s school rule that taught me the ROI of kindness

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From comfort seams to clean code: why Primark’s quiet upgrades define true accessibility

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