In today’s article, I’ll share with you how to build accessible buttons for all types of content. To use a tangible example, we will use a delete button built in3 different approaches: Let’s Get Started: An […]
Designing accessible web experiences means understanding that our content will be accessed by a diverse range of users with a wide range of needs. We need to design for more than just visual users. This is […]
Today, I’m sharing some best practices and common pitfalls to avoid when building accessible HTML. Common Mistakes to Avoid Best Practices As with anything in HTML, there isn’t a single correct answer for every problem; context […]
When building Hey Cuis, a real-time quiz game, we needed a reliable way to inform players about connection problems before they affect gameplay. Nobody wants to lose a game because their internet hiccupped, and worse, not even […]
Using divs or spans is not a bad action per se, but when used incorrectly, they can create problems for assistive technologies to understand a website. I’ll share some common misunderstandings and how to avoid them. […]
Whenever I start navigating a website and press tab for the first time, where should my focus be? If your answer was ‘the logo’, let me explain the ideal option. So, Where Should the First Tab Go? […]
When talking about accessible design, we tend to focus on colors, their contrasts, and people with some kind of visual impairment. But do we know how to help people with dyslexia through a website design? Recommended […]
Building collaborative features in Rails applications often requires preventing multiple users from editing the same record simultaneously. Traditional solutions involve optimistic locking (version checking) or building complex merge strategies. But sometimes you just want to say: “Hey, […]
In this article, I’ll explain how to write the best alt attribute for your web images. Rules for a good alt attribute Knowing how to write a good alt is key to ensuring a great experience […]
In enterprise web applications, it’s common to face the need to invalidate a specific user’s sessions immediately. This can happen in situations such as: The technical challenge arises when we need to invalidate all active sessions […]
HTML <img> tags should always include an alt (alternate) attribute. This is a crucial aspect of web accessibility. In this article, I’m going to tell you why. What Is the Alt Attribute? The alt attribute provides […]
Who has never used Google Translate on a website and found out that the result was poor and not accurate at all? That’s why declaring the language in HTML on our websites helps more people than […]
