Kitty's blog has been focused on accessibility for a few years now, and has practical tips for web developers looking to make their sites and apps more accessible using HTML, CSS, and JavaScript. Recent posts also cover working with Node and Cypress.
Articles on front-end design engineering, focused on HTML, CSS, SVG, accessiblity, and everything in between, with practical tips from real projects.
Ahmad writes about CSS, UX, and and frontend development. He's written a book on the topic called Debugging CSS appears as a guest author on a11y Matters.
Manuel focuses primarily on accessibility, also writes about CSS layout, architecture, and web performance.
Scott O'Hara writes about building great, accessible user experiences for everyone. He primarily covers accessibility in web development, HTML, CSS, and images.
Ashlee writes about issues surrounding accessibility of digital content through web development, her journey as a disabled web developer, and topics that after lots of developers like burn out and mental health.
Lindsey writes about accessibility in web development, with a focus on accessible React, CSS, and JavaScript applications. She's also written about accessible data visualizations using d3 and making common UI elements accessible.
Carie writes about accessibility topics like image and SVG accessibility, accessibility in multi-media, ARIA, and making events accessible, too. She's the founder of a11y Talks, a monthly virtual meetup.
Sarah writes about design, frontend development, accessibility, inclusivity, and ethics. Their most recent posts talk about accessible data visualizations, the ramifications of big data and tools like Genderify, and AI. Read for an interesting intersection of technology and ethics.
Marcus is a web accessibility specialist and writes about accessible techniques for modern JavaScript apps using frameworks like Vue. Recent posts also talk about making RSS more visible again, and creating accessible disclosure widgets. He's based in Berlin.
A mix of technical posts and reflections on one frontend web dev's career journey. Amber's recently written about accessible link text, migrating from Gatsby to 11ty, and building dev tools.
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