Making a website accessible for everyone is easier than you may think. We discuss 10 foolproof tips that, when implemented, will improve the accessibility of your website.

Maintaining a high level of accessibility in a web application can be challenging sometimes, especially when the application has features that require a lot of user interaction. Drag-and-drop is a perfect example of such a feature, and it's one that may seem like it can't possibly be accessible, but with a little extra code, it can be. In this post, we'll discuss how to make an accessible drag-and-drop component in Vue.

Alpine is a great little Javascript library for using Javascript right in your markup/HTML. Here's how we used it and Tailwind to create an accessible mobile navigation for the Laravel News website redesign.

The first step to building an accessible software product is to find existing issues so we know what needs to be addressed. In this post, we’ll discuss the automated tools and manual testing techniques that you can use to do your own accessibility audits.

Many aspects of web accessibility are implemented through code, but code isn't the only thing that matters. A website's design plays a crucial role in ensuring its accessibility. In this post, we'll discuss a few aspects of a website's design that can help ensure the site is accessible to all users.