Five Links #76

1. Fluck

A website builder for artists, designers and creatives, arriving in 2026:

We reject everything Big Tech represents: black boxes, invasive algorithms, prioritizing shareholders over users, and pure corporate greed. We want to help reclaim the web that was once a place of genuine discovery and opportunity, before it became an extraction machine.

2. Web Accessibility Cookbook

Accessibility is complex and nuanced, so it’s always good to come across practical resources that help with common patterns.

3. Temper Temper blog

Speaking of accessibility, I came across Martin Underhill’s blog. It’s full of great, informed accessibility thoughts and resources.

4. Miniphone Ultra

I don’t own an Apple Watch Ultra, but if I did this would be tempting. What a cool alternative method of carrying a smart watch.

5. Blank Spaces

A few years ago, I explored getting a minimal phone as part of a push towards digital minimalism. After some experimentation, I realised that social media and email were the biggest draws for me: removing both from my phone made a huge difference.

I’ve been social-media free for a few years, but I’m curious to try this app that aims to further reduce phone distraction.


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