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Document order, visual order, and accessibility

While exploring features like CSS grid lanes, a critical question arises: If the visual order of items differs from the Document Object Model (DOM) order, does it break accessibility for users who...

Semantic HTML vs Tag Soup

The way you structure your content with HTML has a significant impact on your website's accessibility, search engine ranking, and overall maintainability. The key distinction lies in using semantic...

Add Speech to Form Interactions

A few years ago I wrote a post about how to add speech to form interactions. Inspired by a blog post by Pamela Fox, I want to revisit this strategy and enhance it with additional techniques and...

Keeping hidden text findable

Text that is visually hidden cannot be found by the browser's find-in-page feature and may not be visible to accessible technology like screen readers. This is a problem for screen reader users, who...

Alt text in CSS background images

One of the biggest issues I have when using CSS background images, is that we can't add alt text to images used as background image sets. a new feature has become newly available in Baseline that...

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