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Here are few ways to make the web more accessible for people with disabilities. Use The “role” Attribute To increase a page’s accessibility, the “role” attribute can be used to indicate the purpose…
Please note - this is a topic I'm continuing to learn about, even as I'm typing! Feel free to drop me a line if you'd like to add/comment/correct. But wait! Why does this matter? Who needs this? Anybo…
What Web Accessibility is Web accessibility is the practice of making websites usable for every user. It involves following set standards which ensure that differently-abled people have the same or a …
Introduction In the past 5 weeks, I have had the opportunity to work with a diverse, welcoming community comprised of people with really great minds which I have learned from. Thanks to them, concepts…
Introduction The web is a powerful tool. It can share information, connect people, and foster understanding. However, accessibility issues in web design can break millions of users who rely on assisti…
What is it? It is a software testing type performed to ensure that the application being tested is usable for users who may or may not have an impairment. This is a subset of usability testing. The ai…
Introduction Hello readers! Have you ever used a website or application and didn't work the way it was supposed to? Do you remember the feeling of frustration you had when it happened? Well, as web de…
Before diving deep into web accessibility let’s understand what is accessibility. While coming across the word ‘accessibility’, the first thought that comes to our mind is to access anything with ease…
Use .htaccess rules to block access to certain pages or websites. You can block or allow IP addresses. With this feature, you can make most of your website public while restricting access to some page…
This article was originally created for a Twitter space with fellow web developer Lucia. We covered topics including actionable first steps for better readability and usability of technical documentat…
