Web accessibility is the practice of ensuring that websites are usable by as many people as possible. This includes people with visual, motor, auditory, speech, or cognitive disabilities. Here you will find posts about how to make your website more accessible and ways to keep you updated with the topic.
Learn why HTML elements like <s>, <del>, and <ins> aren't reliably announced by screen readers, and how to enhance their accessibility using CSS pseudo-elements and visually hidden content.
Learn how to build accessible, user-friendly forms with HTML, CSS, and JavaScript. Step-by-step guide aligned with WCAG 2.2 accessibility standards.
Discover how to improve math accessibility on the web using the ARIA math role. Learn best practices, see real-world examples, and boost inclusivity.
How to really master the art of accessible forms
Let us shed some light on the how and why we need keyboard navigation for web accessibility.
A Major Shift in Accessibility Regulations Coming in 2025
It is easy to get lost with the versions, so here is a simple overview to help you get it right.
Learn some of the techniques that help others access your content.