Beth Fraser

Hi @danielmutis, I've done a draft PR so when you update the segmented control guidelines on discourse you can see the changes in the [demo here](https://vanilla-framework-4445.demos.haus/design/patterns/segmented-control).

This article is super interesting https://axesslab.com/disabled-buttons-suck/ The main point is that we shouldn't be disabling buttons at all. (With `aria-disabled` or with `disabled`) but why? - They fool users into...

Another interesting article: https://css-tricks.com/making-disabled-buttons-more-inclusive/ This article shares a lot of the same advice, that using `disabled` is the worst option, aria-disabled is second best and better still is to keep...

This needs to be discussed again after the release of Vanilla 3.0 so put this issue in icebox

I'm currently working on this [issue](https://github.com/canonical-web-and-design/vanilla-framework/issues/4195). For now I'm going to make sure the header links are hidden apart from on hover, but they need new styling.

Here is the[ accessibility doc](https://docs.google.com/document/d/1LPTN4EgsQ10DJfAqM9MHbgj3NyVHHcJUDvBpSV4Fx9U/edit#) so far. It's blocked by this [issue](https://github.com/canonical-web-and-design/vanilla-framework/issues/4259), as our slider isn't actually accessible.

This issue can now be closed as we don't use `certification.ubuntu.com` is now at `ubuntu.com/certified`

@davegoddard42 could you help out with this please?

@bartaz or @sowasred2012 do you know what's going on with these warnings?

@bartaz yeh it's weird it's only on firefox. Also, I can't see any different font files on ubuntu.com