8 docs tagged with "accessibility"

Understand the fundamental difference between absolute and relative CSS units and when to use each for optimal responsiveness and accessibility.

Master the creation of complex HTML tables by learning how to use the rowspan and colspan attributes to merge cells, and the scope attribute for improved accessibility.

Essential guidelines for using CSS to create accessible web interfaces, focusing on color contrast, focus indicators, responsive design, and motion control.

Learn about the display: none property for completely removing an element from the document flow and its key differences from visibility: hidden.

Learn about the essential attributes of the HTML <img> tag, focusing on required attributes (src, alt) and performance attributes (width, height, loading) to build accessible and fast websites.

Learn about modern and legacy HTML attributes for tables. This tutorial focuses on essential accessibility attributes (id, headers) and discourages the use of deprecated styling attributes.

Learn about the CSS outline property, which draws a line outside the border of an element, often used for accessibility and visual focus indication.

A detailed breakdown of the major advantages of using semantic HTML, including improved accessibility, search engine optimization (SEO), and easier code maintenance.