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Designing Websites People Actually Want to Use
I spent twenty minutes yesterday trying to buy a simple phone case online. Twenty minutes. The website looked fancy enough, but finding the right size meant clicking through six different pages, the search bar returned zero results for my phone model, and checkout required creating an account with a password that met eleven different requirements.…
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ARIA Labels Explained for a More Accessible Web
Web accessibility isn’t just a nice-to-have feature—it’s essential for creating inclusive digital experiences. One of the most powerful tools in a developer’s accessibility toolkit is ARIA (Accessible Rich Internet Applications) labels. These invisible helpers bridge the gap between complex web interfaces and assistive technologies, ensuring that all users can navigate and understand your content.
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HTML5 Semantic Elements: When and How to Use Them
HTML5 introduced a revolutionary approach to web development with semantic elements that give meaning to your content structure. These elements go beyond basic styling to provide context, improve accessibility, and enhance SEO performance. Understanding when and how to use HTML5 semantic elements is crucial for modern web developers who want to create well-structured, accessible, and…