The literacy edition of the official guidebook for the "Web Kentei," which has been held since autumn 2007, Web no Shigotoryoku ga Agaru Standard Guidebook 1: Web Literacy, 4th Edition, is coming out. I have been involved in parts of it since the launch, and apparently it is already the fourth edition.
Every week I personally do a kind of morning activity called #金朝ツメトギ (I will write about that someday too). In a similar way, I have started thinking about setting aside about 30 minutes on the morning of a certain weekday each week to browse with something like a screen reader.
I joined this year. Since it is a long-established academic society, many people may be thinking, "Why now?" It may not be something worth going out of my way to write about. However,
I added pagination. I did not want long list pages, so it is about five posts per page. I may change that later. Pagination, tags, categories, and similar features are things that article-style websites tend to need, but I do not think we need to be trapped by the assumption that a site cannot open until all of those are built.
This site has some entries without titles, so I looked into what kinds of titles are used by sites like Twitter and Facebook, where people make title-less posts.