Fifty small project directions to help you get unstuck. Pick one, reshape it, or use it as a starting point for something better.
A reusable audio player with transcripts, keyboard controls, and speed options.
Audio experiences often lack transcripts and clear keyboard interaction.
Build a semantic player with transcript navigation and visible focus states.
A small tool that checks a palette against contrast requirements and suggests safer alternatives.
Designers often discover contrast problems after UI colors have spread across a product.
Build a palette input with contrast ratios and a preview of text sizes.
An interactive searchable map of shortcuts for tools a team uses.
Shortcut knowledge is hard to discover and varies across apps and operating systems.
Create a searchable shortcut schema with platform-specific variants.
Highlight dense sentences and help editors simplify public-facing instructions.
Important instructions become inaccessible when they are packed with jargon.
Build a text editor with sentence length and jargon prompts.
Map practical access details like ramps, seating, noise, and step-free entrances.
Generic place reviews rarely answer specific accessibility questions.
Design a place schema with evidence date and contributor confidence.