A11y (short for “accessibility”) refers to designing and building websites and apps so that everyone can use them, including people with disabilities. It covers things like readable text, proper color contrast, keyboard navigation, screen reader support, and clear structure. Good accessibility not only ensures inclusivity but also improves usability for all users, making it a key part of modern web development.
Tag: a11y
Stop faking HTML Lists: Accessible, maintainable patterns that work
Stop Misusing aria-label: How to Write Accessible Links
Build a truly accessible “Close” button
Making Forms Accessible: A Developer’s Guide to Labels and Inputs
Buttons vs. Links: A Practical Guide for Front-End Developers