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marcysutton.com
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| | | | | Musings about frontend code, accessibility, web development consulting, and life. | |
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wonger.dev
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| | | | | [AI summary] The author challenges themselves to deploy a static website with a custom domain entirely blindfolded using a screen reader, documenting the technical process and lessons on web accessibility while advocating for independent web hosting. | |
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www.24a11y.com
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| | | | | Scott OHara returns, not with prose, but with a little history on the title attribute, its unintended misuse by developers, and where it can and should be used to improve the accessibility on your website. | |
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www.a11yproject.com
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| | | Insufficient text contrast is the most common accessibility issue on websites today, even though by and large be automatically found and fixed. The Fix Contrast browser extension fixes contrast issues for end users. | ||