An introduction to web accessibility. Tips on how to improve the accessibility of your web sites and apps with CSS. — This article is also available in Russian, thanks to Workafrolic, in Portuguese, thanks to Maujor, and in Japanese, thanks to Keita Nakanishi. If you’re not into reading, there’s a recording of me talking about most of the things in this article at CSS Conf Budapest. About a year ago I…

Tips on how to improve the accessibility of your JavaScript components and provide users with more and better ways to interact with your website or web app. — In my first post Writing HTML with accessibility in mind I explained why and how I got started with web accessibility. I also shared some tips on how you can improve your markup in order to make your websites more accessible. Some of these were pretty basic but nevertheless valuable…

Just some notes on where I’m at in my career and what’s important to me professionally at the moment. — 2017 just started and like every year a lot of people made New Year’s resolutions which they may or may not keep. Some people share theirs publicly online because they believe that this will increase their motivation and the likeliness of a positive outcome. The concept behind it is that…

An introduction to web accessibility. Tips on how to improve your markup and provide users with more and betters ways to navigate and interact with your site. — If you don’t want to read the preface, jump right to the tips. This article is also available in Russian, thanks to Workafrolic, Korean, thanks to Yongui, in Portuguese, thanks to EmanuelG, and in Spanish, thanks to “Ibidem Group”. Personal development and change in perspective

A small collection of useful CSS techniques and a quick reminder that print style sheets are still a thing. — Aaron Gustafson recently sent a tweet to Indiegogo in which he pointed out that their order details pages aren’t usable when printed. Visit my website to read the rest of this article. Sign up for our weekly UX newsletter A weekly collection of UX-related links (like this one), brought to you by your friends at uxdesign.ccux.email

I was in the mood to learn something new and so I decided to take a look at the CSS Font Loading API. You may ask yourself why I chose CSS Font Loading. Well, because up until now I hadn’t taken the time and browser support is already pretty great…