What is WCAG? Before I dive into the details of web accessibility, let me explain in my own words what it actually is. WCAG stands for Web Content Accessibility Guidelines. It’s a set of guidelines designed to ensure that websites and web applications are accessible to everyone, including people with disabilities…
As a frontend developer, my days are primarily filled with crafting JavaScript-based components using frameworks like Vue, React, or Angular. These frameworks excel at empowering me to create reusable frontend elements, whether it's buttons, modals, links, or accordions. However, as I reflect on my reliance on these…
As of April 6, 2020, Google bots will no longer honour data-vocubulary.org markup in your html pages. Structured data based on this markup will lose its value and support. Starting January 2020 Google sent mails to developers that markup on their website is deprecated. The solution(s) The fix for this problem is fortunately easy. Where you’re using the data-vocubilary.org now, you should use the markup described on schema.org. Another…
With the release of MacOS Mojave and the beta of iOs 13 it's possible to bring the system wide darkmode to the web. Using dark colors instead of white reduces glare, which in turn reduces eye fatigue. Most importantly, Dark Mode can improve your ability to see certain aspects of video and photos, such as color and detail. So on paper it sounds like something we really want to bring to all our websites. In your stylesheet Safari comes with…
Vaak krijg ik de vraag hoe het toch komt dat AngularJS velden valideert en foutmeldingen toont voordat een gebruiker iets heeft ingevuld in het webformulier. AngularJS blinkt juist uit in het opzetten van formulieren en het zou dus gemakkelijk moeten zijn om dat aan te passen. Gelukkig is dat zo, maar je zal wel de basis werking van AngularJS formulieren moeten begrijpen. States van een AngularJS formulier Elk formulier van AngularJS houdt…
