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Lessons in Accessibility: Part 3 – Tools to Help Accessibility Development
Developing an accessible website can already be quite tedious and difficult to begin with. Not to mention all the different rules and semantics you…
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Lessons in Accessibility for Single Page Applications – Part 1
Outline Over the course of my latest project here at Dev 6, I’ve had to study up on web accessibility standards and how to…