Accessibility First DevRel. I focus on ensuring content created, events held and company assets are as accessible as possible, for as many people as possible.
The argument regarding the screen reader is a valid point in my opinion.
Never thought about it.
Tip 8 is a very good example of not overdoing it with emojis. I like this.
Tip 1 reminds me of the DRY (don't repeat yourself) principle. The only difference is that in this case I would call it DRI (don't repeat immediately). Ok, I'm not very serious about defining a new principle here, but I enjoy messing around with thoughts :D. And you seem like a person who can handle some stupid jokes :).
From my point of view, your article has added value, otherwise I would not have liked it and shared it on Twitter ;).
Bonus question(you don`t have to answer):
What does the unicorn mean?
Accessibility First DevRel. I focus on ensuring content created, events held and company assets are as accessible as possible, for as many people as possible.
Nobody knows the exact meaning of the unicorn! But the idea is that it is a second like button so if you think an article is good, give it a heart, if you think it is outstanding / excpetional add a unicorn as well.
In the algorithm for ranking articles they have the same weighting so it is "like" and "like" effectively!
p.s. DRI - I think it could catch on! Stored it for future use and I will "try it out" and see if some people start using it! 🤣
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Enjoy the ice-cream then! 😉🤣
I am glad you enjoyed it and although it was a silly article I hope a couple of the points were useful!
The argument regarding the screen reader is a valid point in my opinion.
Never thought about it.
Tip 8 is a very good example of not overdoing it with emojis. I like this.
Tip 1 reminds me of the DRY (don't repeat yourself) principle. The only difference is that in this case I would call it DRI (don't repeat immediately). Ok, I'm not very serious about defining a new principle here, but I enjoy messing around with thoughts :D. And you seem like a person who can handle some stupid jokes :).
From my point of view, your article has added value, otherwise I would not have liked it and shared it on Twitter ;).
Bonus question(you don`t have to answer):
What does the unicorn mean?
Nobody knows the exact meaning of the unicorn! But the idea is that it is a second like button so if you think an article is good, give it a heart, if you think it is outstanding / excpetional add a unicorn as well.
In the algorithm for ranking articles they have the same weighting so it is "like" and "like" effectively!
p.s. DRI - I think it could catch on! Stored it for future use and I will "try it out" and see if some people start using it! 🤣