I did a round of quick tests for four documentation tools: Swagger UI, Read the Docs, Docusaurus, and GitBook. In this blog post, I share the results of these tests.
Learning about accessibility for the first time can feel overwhelming. In this blog post, I'll share some advice I think a developer new to accessibility should learn.
I've been super tired during the spring. Again. This blog post is about how I got further away from the edge of burnout and started finding myself - and the spark - again.
Backend developers can help with accessibility too! In this blog post, I will look at some practices backend developers can do to ensure the accessibility of the end product and documentation.
Aria-label is a handy tool when there is a need to, for example, add more context for a link to screen-reader users. However, it doesn't work with all HTML elements. In this blog post, I discuss its usage.
We, as developers, tend to develop sites unconsciously for people like us. This often means a sighted mouse user, who has good fine motor skills. I'll share some checks a developer can do while developing to ensure a bit more accessible sites or apps.
Raising awareness of accessibility is important. I mean, if we, who are creating the web, aren't aware of these things, how sites and apps we do could be accessible?