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Front-end Developer who enjoys learning and teaching! Passionate about accessibility and component libraries.

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Building Accessible Web Applications: A Short Guide to WAI-ARIA Standards

Aug 23rd 2024

The Crucial Role of Color Contrast in User Experience

Aug 21st 2024

Web Accessibility for Front-End Developers WAI-ARIA, ARIA, A11Y, and More

Aug 19th 2024

Accessibility in Web Development and Limitations of Automated Tools

Aug 20th 2024

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The Approachable Guide to Accessible Components

Explore fundamental accessibility concepts and apply your knowledge by building real-world UI components. This course provides a solid foundation that you can build upon with relevant examples that help make the concepts "stick". Learn the ethos behind ***why*** accessibility is important, ***what*** the techniques are to create accessible components, and ***how*** to apply those principles when building out sample components. By the end of this course, you will have built a “lens” for accessibility, created practical components that meet accessibility standards, and obtained the skills to identify and address accessibility issues.

Jul 23rd 2024

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