If you’ve inherited someone else’s website code and wanted to check it for accessibility, or simply wanted a practical explanation on how to audit your own website for accessibility, Marcy Sutton’s post is for you.
In her post published this week, Marcy shared her journey for auditing the accessibility of Distiller, a website founded by and for people who love whiskey. Continue reading Marcy Sutton on Checking a Website for Accessibility
Each year I look forward to December 1st when web development and design websites post their online advent calendars. Who wouldn’t want early holiday gifts of knowledge and advice from fellow web professionals?
From CSS to accessibility to PHP to WordPress to system admin resources, and more, you’ll find a calendar for your interests.
Here’s my list of 2013 advent calendars for web professionals:
Leading off the list is the well-known 24 ways calendar, now in its ninth year of sharing tips for web design and development professionals.
Tips for Google Analytics, search engine optimization (SEO), Google Adwords, content strategy, Continue reading Advent Calendars for Web Professionals: 2013
I joined over 125 web developers and designers in Cleveland, Ohio for the first Rustbelt Refresh conference. It was an inspiring day of learning about intentional layout, CSS, typography, HTML, responsive design, user experience, and the latest trends in front-end web design. I was excited to see and meet many of the web professionals I… Continue reading Eight Takeaways from Rustbelt Refresh