My CSS Styles Aren’t Applying on the Front End, Help!
If you’ve ever added CSS styles to a website and found they just aren’t applying on the front end, then you’ve likely got a parsing …
Buying a Website? What you need to know
Confused about the difference between a domain host, a web host, a server, and a platform? Not sure what you’re being charged for? If it’s …
How to Navigate Dev Tools to fix CSS issues
Use Dev Tools to fix CSS issues like grabbing nested HTML, locating inherited styles, and the stylesheets the style is coming from. Analyze and adjust …
Biggest CSS Mistakes To Avoid
Whether you’re working with the latest version of a language, a new framework, or trying to make your product work with someone’s code, to be able to scale, you need a solid foundation.
Poor CSS practices will always create a faulty foundation and trying to build from that will ultimately crumble your efforts. Learn to avoid these mistakes and how to fix them when you find them.
How to build accessible websites
Get started designing and developing accessible web pages with the basics.
This post has an HTML5 template complete with Aria Landmark roles, it has definitions and explanations, and it has tons of great resources to get you started.
Set up a Child Workspace in Google Chrome
This tutorial walks you through setting up an easy workspace for your child’s computer, using the Google Chrome Browser.
Why I’m adding Alt Text to my WordPress images (and why you should too).
My hobby is writing tech support tutorials for ALL people. If I am excluding anyone from experiencing my tutorials I have betrayed the ultimate purpose of this blog already. I rely heavily on images to direct users to the actions they need to take. But once I learned some basic Alt Text writing tips, I realized I could use the WordPress Media Attribute tools to include more people with or without pictures.
