Axe-con 2022: New CSS with Accessibility in Mind

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

Fun Online Games to Learn Flexbox and CSS

Level 1 of Flexbox Froggy game displays interface in two side-by-side vertical panels: one panel with CSS code and instructions, the second panel displays CSS code results.

I’m a huge proponent of books, courses, videos, and tutorials to learn something new.

But sometimes it’s much easier to remember a new concept, especially when it comes to CSS or flexbox, through an online game.

Which is why I created this collection of fun online games to help you learn flexbox and CSS.

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