At first, your app is fast, small in size, and easy to manage. However, with each month the application is slower, its size is growing and code management takes more and more time. Is there a way to improve that? Let’s walk through 5 common issues and how to fix them.
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Creating a self-signed SSL certificate and updating Keychain Access on MacOS might be tricky. However, with mkcert this process can be done easily.
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Sass color.adjust function is now replacing darken or lighten functions with the new Sass module system. However, making changes manually to all files can be very time-consuming. Here is how to make it faster for all files in Visual Studio Code.
Optimizing images is always a good idea. It reduces the total amount of data being transferred over the network and memory consumption. What, if we could compress the image using JavaScript before uploading it to the server? It is possible. Let’s dive into that.
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What accessibility overlay is? Are overlays good for accessibility? What are accessibility widgets? So many questions to answer. Let’s explore accessibility overlays and demystify secrets and unclarities from a human and business perspective.
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We’ll have the presentation An Approach to Real-Time, Client-Side Accessibility Audits
at CSUN 2023 Conference .
SiteLint is Google Analytics for Accessibility. The platform allows users to monitor and audit unlimited sites, in real-time, without crawling or auditing in specific time intervals. Users can collect results from real users, networks, and devices, which will improve significantly the remediation process by knowing which pages reported the most issues. This session will provide a demo of SiteLint and talk about the technical challenges overcome.
We had the honor to present SiteLint at A11yTalks in March 2023 – the next generation of automated testing. The speaker (Cezary Tomczyk), the Founder of SiteLint, was talking about recalibrating the remediation process significantly, improving accessibility quality testing, and focusing on user behavior. We were discussing new technology and its unique approach that goes beyond crawling and analyzing data on the server side.
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There are several HTML elements that can be used to view Portable Document Format (PDF) files in HTML. The <embed>, <object> and <iframe> elements can all display a PDF file within the web page. Each works in a very similar way, but which one to choose? Let’s find out.
To make a video recording of the entire screen or just a selected portion of it we use QuickTime player. However, recording audio from VoiceOver doesn’t work out of the box. Let’s see how to achieve that.
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Reducing memory and CPU consumption by the Google Chrome browser has always been a challenge. Especially when you have a lot of tabs open. However, with the latest release the browser got 2 features: Memory Saver and Energy Saver.
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