Deborah Edwards-Oñoro

Deborah Edwards-Oñoro enjoys birding, gardening, taking photos, reading, and watching tennis. She's retired from a 25+ year career in web design, usability, and accessibility.

Photo of the Week: First Day of Spring Has the Maple Buds Blooming

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Gold and orange maple buds bursting in bloom on the bare tree branches.

Today, the first day of spring for folks in the Northern Hemisphere, has the buds on my maple trees in bloom. After yesterday’s day-long rain showers and gray skies, I welcome our first day of spring! I’m thankful for the bright sunshine, blue skies, and relatively warmer temperatures that had me birding most of the… Continue reading Photo of the Week: First Day of Spring Has the Maple Buds Blooming

March 18, 2022 Weekly Roundup of Web Design and Development News

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In this week’s web design and development news roundup, you’ll learn about this month’s Design Value Conference, find out how to document accessibility and user interactions, discover why WordPress websites should be maintained by a professional, and more.

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Axe-con 2022: New CSS with Accessibility in Mind

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New CSS with accessibility in mind presentation cover slide with small thumbnails showing ASL interpretor and Rachel Andrew.

When it comes to CSS, there are a lot of exciting, new things happening.

Including container queries, subgrid, cascade layers, and new color functions.

With new features come concerns about accessibility and how those features might affect accessibility and users.

In her New CSS with Accessibility in Mind presentation at the axe-con 2022 three-day conference, Rachel Andrew discussed what to consider as you begin working with the latest CSS features as well as how and where to share feedback if problems occur.Continue reading Axe-con 2022: New CSS with Accessibility in Mind

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