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#33: HAX the Planet! – The Drunken UX Podcast
The Drunken UX Podcast

#33: HAX the Planet!

Aaron might be on the road, but we have a great guest to sit in his place this week as we talk with HAX Editor developer Bryan Ollendyke. Bryan shares his experiences building a standards-based block editor that offers an alternative to systems like Gutenberg, while aiming to provide better usability and accessibility.

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