All #A11y articles

In today’s digital age, many websites remain inaccessible to individuals with physical or cognitive disabilities. However, there are numerous accessibility tools available to help audit and improve your web content, ensuring accessibility for everyone.

A quick look at the Umbraco package Accessibility Reporter. What is it and how does it work?

My personal experiences after completing the IAAP Certified Professional in Accessibility Core Competencies exam.

This article contains a guide to building an accessible main navigation of a website in 5 steps. The key takeaways of this guide are HTML semantics, WAI-ARIA, CSS, and JS for accessibility.

I’ve wanted to implement dark mode for quite a while now. But, I just didn’t want to ship a part of it. I had to include a perfect dark theme, together with the perfect accessible toggle. However, two things have happened last month that changed my perspective on this approach.

A simple link inside a paragraph, what could go wrong? Well, a lot in fact. Let’s have a closer look, shall we?

Links are one of the main basic elements that you’ll find on any website. Yet, a lot of them are not as accessible as we would like.

How should scroll snapping tabs behave when using keys? By reading some best practices, I believe I found an elegant solution.