Sharing what I learn about coding, the web and tech.
So first of all, what is web accessibility?
Essentially “web accessibility” boils down to making your website functional (and hopefully easy to use) for as many people as possible. Including people with additional challenges such as visual, hearing, mobility or cognitive impairments.
Time is one of the most precious commodities in many people’s lives. You can’t make any more of it, so we’re all trying to save and manage our time as efficiently as we can.
Personally, learning to code while juggling a day job, 2 small kids and a range of other commitments – any tips or tricks to fit more in my day is met with open arms! Tuning in to podcasts turned out to be one of those multi-tasking tricks, allowing me to continue learning while I got on with everything else that had to get done.
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It’s been 9 months since I started the journey of self-taught web developer and I’ve learned a LOT. Besides the multitude of technical things (like what the hell a do-while loop is), there’s also been plenty of cultural things to figure out too.