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  • The Dos and Don’ts of Using Tabindex in Web Design

    Struggling with tabindex in web design? Step up your UI/UX game and avoid common pitfalls with our guide on effective tab order.

  • Unlocking Web Accessibility: A Guide to Layout Tables

    Learn practical tips for layout tables, adhere to guidelines and regulations, and improve user experience on your site.

  • Mastering Web Accessibility: Making Drop-Down Menus User-Friendly

    The drop-down menu is a compact, expandable list that guides visitors through the pages of your website without overwhelming them. When done well, they enhance user experience and keep your site’s aesthetics crisp and uncluttered.

  • HTML Accessibility: Programming with an Inclusive Perspective

    Web accessibility is about building digital spaces that are inclusive and navigable for everyone, regardless of their abilities. It’s like constructing a building with ramps and elevators alongside stairs – it ensures that everyone, regardless of how they move, can access every floor.

  • Incorporating Skip to Main Content Links for Better Website Accessibility

    Boost your website’s accessibility. Understand & implement ‘Skip to Main Content’ links for an inclusive web experience, better SEO & legal compliance.

  • The first rule of ARIA

    What is Aria? ARIA stands for Accessible Rich Internet Applications—attributes of elements of HTML. There are two kinds of ARIA attributes: ARIA attributes can make or break the accessibility of …

  • Automated accessibility testing, a few scenarios

    How reliable is automated accessibility testing? What can you test automatically? Unfortunately, not everything—at least not yet.It is estimated that, at the moment, automated accessibility testing will help youroot out …

  • What does accessible code mean for the end user?

    Writing accessible code is just the right thing to do. For yourself, your colleagues, but actually for everyone using your website. Read why!