Website Accessibility Basics
Website accessibility is often misunderstood. These are a few basics to follow that will help during development and hopefully think of the experience from new perspectives.
Hi! My name is John Slipper.
I do web development in Auckland, New Zealand.
Website accessibility is often misunderstood. These are a few basics to follow that will help during development and hopefully think of the experience from new perspectives.
After 5 years creating static and content managed sites for a creative agency I started a new job developing a JavaScript application within a startup. That was 3 years ago.
As I’ve now been working remotely for a few years I thought I’d share a few things I hope will be useful for staying productive (and sane) during these interesting times.
After 5 years I thought it was time to re-think and completely refresh the site.
With the adoption of a more standardised browser and gradual demise of the old nonconformists, isn’t is about time you started to learn vanilla JavaScript and stop relying on JQuery?
A more elegant design and simplified site layout from the ground up on a dynamically generated static platform. Confused?
Recently I have been trying to back to basics in both development and design concepts.
UPDATE: I have since completely overhauled the site with a more modern design.
Here is a great Tuts+ tutorial for Sublime Text 2 users trying to find their feet, or even veteran users wanting to make use of more features.