The Pixel Bunny

@thepixelbunny.bsky.social

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UX / UI Designer ☁️ Universal design lover ✨ Pixel by pixel, making the web more inclusive ♾️ AuDHD by design

A screenshot of the official PlayStation Network Status page against a blue gradient background. A prominent message at the top reads "All services are experiencing issues" next to a red exclamation mark icon. Listed below are specific service categories, each marked with red or orange alert icons indicating disruptions: Account management, Gaming and social, PlayStation Video, PlayStation Store, and PlayStation Direct
Charcoal textured background with the header "The.PixelBunny". The main title reads "JULY IS Disability Pride Month!" in large white italicized text. The subtitle reads "Celebrating identity, history, community... and inclusive design!". At the bottom left, five smooth diagonal stripes in red, gold, white, light blue, and green extend upwards. A slide indicator at the bottom shows "01" highlighted out of 04.
Title: "What is Accessibility?" Subtitle: "It is the practice of removing unintentional barriers." The design features a beige textured background with "ThePixelBunny" branding at the top.
A deep blue gradient background featuring a white paper plane icon. The text reads: "Is 'Empathy' becoming the new Digital Noise? The paradox of Mother's Day opt-out emails."
Video game cover art titled "WEDNESDAYS" in pink textured lettering. The illustration features a central figure with a pink translucent cube for a head, flanked by a group of diverse characters in teal tones. The art style is hand-drawn and comic-like, set against a pale yellow background with a pink and teal color palette.
Official key art for Anno 117: Pax Romana. A Roman governor in a red cloak looks out over a sprawling, sun-drenched coastal city featuring a massive coliseum, an aqueduct, and busy harbors filled with ships. In the foreground, Roman soldiers march past lush hills under a golden sky.
A yellow dandelion flower growing among rocks next to the text: Design is more than just pixels. It’s the right to exist in a digital space.