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www.smashingmagazine.com
At its heart, "Inclusive Components" is a detailed, practical handbook for building fully accessible interfaces. The book examines common interface patterns - accordions, tables, tabs, toggles and everything in-between - through the lens of inclusion. The result is a dozen of fully accessible and robust patterns we author, plug in, and use daily. Jump to table of contents. The book features 12 common UI components, broken down in detail, one by one. The in-depth explorations are meticulously illustrated and code examples culminate as bulletproof code snippets, applicable to your work right away. Plus a strategy for building accessible interfaces for your own components - all in one book. Download a free PDF excerpt (1.1 MB). You'll learn how to build: access... |
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bradfrost.com
I've spent pretty much my entire career helping teams design software rather than pictures of software. Development is design. Frontend design. Front-of-front-end code. Front-end workshop environments. Death to the waterfall. The Hot Potato process. Designer/developer collaboration. Pattern Lab. I' |
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stephaniewalter.design
Weekly UX Research, Design & Tech resources: cognitive accessibility, designers' coding debate, designing AI interfaces for better choices, books for designer, developer handoff checklist, colors palette visualizer, a guide to CSS container queries, Figma variables tutorial, captioned videos guide, accessible content creation guide, etc. |
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blog.damato.design
Component libraries aren't design systems until people start caring. |
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