Alt tags have been along since the dawn of HTML and creating websites. However, for some people (including me), they were never a top priority. Let's change that behavior! And I'll tell you why. What about visually impaired people who cannot see what...
While evaluating my website, I realized while using a screen reader. A user has to tab quite a lot to get to the main content part. This is quite annoying as this can take you forever, and you might even lose users over this behavior. What are skip l...
We developers tend to hide elements by using display: none or visibility: hidden. And this works perfectly fine actually to hide elements from the screen. However, be aware this does precisely what we tell it. It hides things from the screen, which i...
When working with forms, we should always opt to have form labels describing the label. However, many designers want to hide these labels in modern-day applications as they make things bulky. Some good examples of forms without labels can be: A sear...
While analyzing my website, we found the following error: "Ensure landmarks are unique". This specific error occurred on a post detail page with two <nav> elements. One is used for the tags, and one is in the footer. Why does it matter? You might be ...
While auditing my website, I noticed a weird double tab behavior on my cards. This is a common accessibility issue in card designs. To illustrate, let's take one of my cards. In the image, we can see the whole card. Inside the card, it starts with a...
