This post was inspired by a few things. First, a few months ago Rian Rietveld announced she was resigning as the WordPress accessibility lead. I re...
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Thank you for sharing a11y knowledge, Lindsey~
I found you via EggHead podcast, which was wonderful as well as dev.to shoutouts~
Championing a11y and Being Authentic - with Lindsey Kopacz
Thank you for your article! I am just trying to add accessibility to my projects too. (But I think no one cares, especially everyone hates the ugly focus ring! lol)
Sometimes I try to visit other sites with keyboard but it is not working anymore, those working with keyboards are government websites.
It is great to see the web is evolving to a better world with accessibility for everyone. I hope that accessibility could become the standard in the future!
Another interesting and well written post Lindsey, thank you 🙂
I think the myth of javascript being bad for accessibility came from the days of people making buttons out of
<div>s. In order to make things look pretty.A practice, I'm hopeful, is slowly disappearing thanks to the creation of the native
<button>tag.I actually have posts on the native way to do accordions and modals 😉
Yeah! It's on my to-read list.
Loved this. Thanks for the refreshing article!
Thank you! I'm glad you loved it!
Great read. I'm a junior front-end and didn't know anything about accessibility to be honest.
Thank you for the insight and I hope more company and clients will focus on this in the near future.
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And thanks for a great post more empathy is needed for the user no mater the situation!