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How To Write A Great Accessibility Statement
Publishing an accessibility statement is an important step to consider when making accessibility improvements. Learn the five essential components to consider when writing an accessibility statement for your website.
4 Reasons An Overlay Widget Will Not Solve Your Accessibility Woes
With promises like “100% compliance now and in the future” it’d be hard not to consider the merits of these overlay widgets. However, I (and many accessibility specialists) don’t consider web accessibility overlays to be a sustainable fix for accessibility issues.
4 Questions To Ask When Planning Your Website Redesign
It’s easy to become overwhelmed by the redesign process, but these questions will help you define goals and discuss your project with clarity and understanding.
Adding Reusable Blocks To WordPress Theme Template Files
Reusable blocks are a powerful tool in the block editor ecosystem, but did you know they can also be used in your theme’s template files? Let’s look at how it can be done.
Helpful Command Line Snippets For Front-End Developers
These useful commands will help you expand your understanding of the command line and be more efficient on your next web project.
How To Configure CORS for the WordPress REST API
Disable WordPress’ existing CORS headers and defining your own access rules using .htaccess.
How To Add A BandCamp Download Code Form To Your Website
Allow your fans to redeem download codes through your website instead of sending them straight to BandCamp.
Making Google Maps Controls More Accessible
As of late 2019, Google Maps does not include alt attributes (blank or otherwise) on the img elements within the fullscreen control button. The missing alt attributes cause accessibility audits such as Chrome’s Lighthouse tool to give a lower score for such tests.