I wrote another article in Envato Tuts+ site: Accessibility Tips For WordPress Theme Developers. Same tips apply to any platform though. Why semantic HTML matters. How to structure your pages. How to navigate pages using assistive technology. Remember focus styles. And some more. Most of the resources can be found in accessibility handbook. That’s where …
I wrote an article in Envato Tuts+ site, it’s called Building an Inclusive Web: Why Accessibility Matters. In that article I share my ideas form empathy to accessibility laws. It all boils down to quote from Andrea Fercia. Would you build a bridge that only a specific type of car can use? In the article …
There are several ways to contribute to WordPress. Code WordPress Core. Translate WordPress to your language. Improve accessibility. Help in support forums. Write documentations. Test new features. Review themes. Teach others. Build features for core or default themes. And the list goes on and on. Before I have mainly contributed by helping in support forums …
In 2016 I wrote two guest post in WP Tavern. Behind the Scenes of WordPress.com Themes with David Kennedy Why PixelGrade is Experimenting with a $225 WordPress Theme on Themeforest In David’s interview we talked about themes on WordPress.com, Twenty Seventeen, theme user experience, accessibility, theme business, and other theme-related topics. This was part of my …
I was honoured to write guest post in Post Status about accessibility in WordPress themes. Accessibility is an important part of modern web development. It is our responsibility as creators of WordPress themes to make them accessible to all users, on any device. In this article, I’ll offer some simple tips to create better, more accessible …