The curb-cut is an idea I was previously familiar with, but I had previously not put much thought into its digital parallel in the form of accessibility. I learned much from the videos concerning easy tweaks that can make huge differences for everyone, for example button size for limited mobility or on the move use. Technical features include bypass blocks; design can cover movement (or preferably a lack thereof). I hadn’t considered pointer gestures as part of accessibility, though I have struggled with figuring them out sometimes. I lacked alt text on my image of myself, and I wasn’t using proper heading etiquette and am working on sorting them out.