The HTML <time> element is widely used but lacks practical browser or assistive tech support, making it a semantic but underutilized feature.
Explores web accessibility principles through the lens of rickrolling, arguing that parity of experience is more important than descriptive labels.
An article exploring the HTML <col> element, its purpose, usage with <colgroup>, and its quirks in web development.
Explains the HTML <caption> element for labeling tables, contrasting it with closed captions and emphasizing accessibility best practices.
Explains the HTML5 <cite> element's proper use for citing work titles, contrasting it with HTML4 and academic citation styles.
Essential front-end accessibility practices for developers, covering semantic HTML, keyboard navigation, ARIA, and more to improve UX for all users.
A whimsical exploration of the HTML <body> element, its structure, and its relationship to the <head> element, using analogies to human anatomy.
A web developer reflects on common HTML mistakes, specifically the misuse of the <blockquote> element for pull-quotes and incorrect citation placement.
Explores the HTML <blockquote> element, its semantic purpose, historical usage, and why it's unsuitable for pull quotes in web design.
Explains the HTML <aside> element, its role as a sectioning element and landmark, and its relationship to ARIA's complementary role.
Explores the HTML5 <article> element, its purpose for document structure, and its importance for web accessibility and semantics.
Explains the HTML <address> element's semantic meaning and demonstrates how to correctly mark up contact information using Microdata and schema.org.
An article explaining the HTML <abbr> element, its purpose for marking abbreviations, and a discussion on semantic HTML.
Explores no-class CSS frameworks like MVP.CSS, which style semantic HTML without extra classes for faster, cleaner web development.
Overview of Pelican 4.9's updated 'Simple' theme, featuring semantic HTML and support for classless CSS frameworks.
A web developer explains how using a universal CSS selector for text-decoration properties can reduce code and improve styling efficiency.
Explains the importance of the HTML 'lang' attribute for accessibility, screen readers, and localization.
A developer created an open-source, accessible résumé template using Eleventy, focusing on semantic HTML and print styles.
Explores accessible HTML patterns for teaser/card components, comparing multiple link approaches and their pros/cons.
Explains Microdata, a format for describing web page content for SEO and structured data, comparing it to RDFa and JSON-LD.
