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Too often I encounter a website that either isn't clear, isn't helpful, or isn't working properly. Occasionally I get frustrated enough to try to understand why.

Reel Cinema have a reasonably good website, but for a few quite important problems.

More often than I'd like I encounter a bit of the internet that either isn't clear, isn't useful, or isn't working properly. Occasionally I get frustrated enough to write about it.

Here's a very quick one to complain about my apparent need to be clairvoyant when submitting forms.

govuk-frontend 5.3 was recently released, containing a new Password Input component.

This is exciting news for two reasons. Firstly, because government websites now have a standard, tested and accessible way of allowing users to check their password inputs. And secondly, because I helped to build it.

Since I wrote about building a show password component for GOV.UK I've started noticing other implementations online. Let's take a look at how they're built.

I've written my third article for the GDS blog, about dealing with a large amount of form inputs. Read on for a bit more detail.

I've been thinking recently about video games and accessibility, after watching my Dad trying to play Lego Lord of the Rings for the first time.