(The greasy spoon chronicles: a day in the life of the Hope Workers Cafe by Jay Rayner. Originally published 22 May, 2022.)

This was a great piece from Jay Rayner which almost had me in tears. And to think I paid £13 for two (ok-ish) bacon rolls in (rolls eyes at self, if that’s possible) Woodbridge yesterday.

I started on Owen Hatherley’s Modern Buildings in Britain and can report, local followers, that Ipswich is “very ordinary”. Fair dos. (The Willis office is one of Foster’s 3 best British buildings, though.)

(W3C TAG Ethical Web Principles by Daniel Appelquist, Hadley Beeman & Amy Guy. Originally published 12 May, 2022.)

I’m surprised this document (via @frontenddogma) doesn’t exist in some form already. While you could argue it’s not the W3C’s job to do ethics, I’m grateful. The corporate web has become too innured to scuzzy – and unproven – marketing techniques; this could provide anyone who wants to argue for privacy, transparency and accessibility on their websites a bit more ballast.