5 Tools For Automated Accessibility Audits
Some of the quickest accessibility wins can be simple fixes, but if you don't know what to look for, they can be hard to spot.
Hi, I'm Ben Robertson.
🛠 I'm a front end developer at Mediacurrent.
✍️ I write about front end development and web accessibility.
✈️ I help front end developers find remote jobs.
Free Email Course:
Common Accessibility Mistakes and How to Fix Them
A month long course to help you simplify web accessibility.
Recent Writing
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Move Fast, Don't Break Things: Trends in Modern Web Development
How moving away from CMS-centered development will make web development better for everybody: front end developers, back end developers, project managaers, and clients.
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The Cover Letter that Got Me a Remote Front End Developer Job
Want a remote job? Here’s the cover letter I used to get mine.
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How to Run a Quick Accessibility Audit
Run a quick accessibility audit on any website, even if you've never done one before.
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Designing Layouts for Screen Readers
You may think of layouts has being a primarily visual concern. Let's rethink that.
Updates
Couldn’t resist creating a hamburgerHelper method to a hamburger menu 🍔
The hardest problem in programming is saying a word out loud for the first time in front of other people that you’ve read a million times but never heard anyone else say out loud.
This looks like a good starting point for working with service workers: Minimal viable service worker from Jeremy Keith https://adactio.com/journal/13540
I discovered crontab.guru. A simple way to visualize cron scheduling, for people like me that don’t get it 😉
My wife and I welcomed our first son into the world on February 16. I couldn’t be prouder 😍
