Hi Sandeep! Thanks for your comment. I've been enjoying the platform so far, and I'm glad you guys are working on improving accessibility support. The last tip I gave here is to use Axe, this tool is amazing and I'm sure it can help you guys achieve this goal!

Thanks for the tip, Luísa! It is indeed important and some companies are starting to catch on, which is great for everyone. Hopefully, this will soon be considered a natural and important part of product design not only by companies but developers and designers too. Thanks for the motivation for writing this! Looking forward to your next blog post 🤞

I'm a big fan of Vue.js, even being a contributor to some projects in its ecosystem, but for the past 8~9 months I've been working with React and even though I like many parts of Vue better, I think React is a powerful tool and the way components are handled is pretty neat. But if you're learning/working with React, I can't recommend Typescript enough. I was super scared of Typescript at first, always looked at it like "ugh" but once I started actually working with it, it just makes development so much better. It feels more professional, you get type safety in your components and nice DX powered by autocomplete in VSCode or other IDEs, for component props for example. So, learn React, make your code clean with the tips here but as soon as you can, try and add Typescript to your skillset. It will change your life.