It is Global Accessibility Awareness Day, so please remember that it is the people that use our websites that we design and build for.
Not ourselves. Not our peers.
Developer experience means nothing if people can’t access your website.
This looks great for testing the screen reader performance of your site and for learning VoiceOver.
This extends to U.K. organisations that help those affected the most by austerity, injustice and poverty.
Organisations that are doing good things around climate change should also get in touch!
https://twitter.com/andybelldesign/status/1128727688032788480?s=21
If there’s any organisations that help those affected by the extreme conservatism that is going on in the USA at the moment, who also need help with their website: give me a shout.
I’ve got availability coming up in late summer / early autumn and will work at a big discount.
I especially want to help organisations a that specialise in:
I’m always available on me@andy-bell.design.
I want to help you, help others.
“Our job as professionals is to advise clients on norms and best practices.”
Remember kids, clients pay us as the experts, not as “yes” bots.
Mr @ChrisFerdinandi on point as he so often is 🙌
https://gomakethings.com/why-i-typically-choose-native-elements-over-custom-components/