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1883h ago · 2 min read · What WCAG actually catches when you scan a top-1000 site (Wikipedia case study) I ran a fresh WCAG 2.1 scan on wikipedia.org this morning — a site that's arguably one of the most accessibility-conscious on the web. Result: 90/100, with some genuinely...
Join discussion3d ago · 4 min read · When we think about building a scheduling or timetable application, the immediate instinct is to spin up a typical stack: a database (PostgreSQL/MongoDB) to store the schedules, an API to handle time-
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3d ago · 2 min read · A common problem in product builds is that UI design and frontend development are treated as separate worlds. Design owns how the product should look. Development owns how the product should work. But users experience both at the same time. That is w...
Join discussion3d ago · 2 min read · I ran a fresh WCAG 2.1 scan on wikipedia.org this morning — a site that's arguably one of the most accessibility-conscious on the web. Result: 90/100, with some genuinely instructive issues even on a site this mature. The actual report (truncated) { ...
Join discussion3d ago · 10 min read · In this article we'll cover how XSS actually happens in real frontend codebases, how CSRF works and where the browser's default protections break down, how clickjacking works and how one header stops
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4d ago · 8 min read · You're building a tiny tool. Maybe a notepad. Maybe a settings panel. Maybe a draft autosave for a form. You don't want a database. You don't want a backend. You don't even want a login. localStorage.setItem(key, value) solves the problem in one line...
Join discussion4d ago · 8 min read · You're checking in 200 product photos. Should they be JPG? PNG? WebP? AVIF? Whatever the designer dragged in? This is the question every developer ducks until performance reviews force the conversation. The honest answer is "it depends" — but the dep...
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