Google’s John Mueller advises site owners that mobile-friendliness is not the same as ready for mobile-first indexing. https://t.co/vUS5FSBnlL via @MattGSouthern, @sejournal
Good article from @NNgroup on mobile carousels. "Carousels on touch screens are plagued by low discoverability and sequential access ..." #ux#webdesign https://t.co/jkLHmFD6kX
Maybe you have a CS degree.
Maybe you graduated from a bootcamp.
Maybe you're self-taught.
It doesn't matter how you learned to code. If you know it, you know it. That's the beauty of having a career in programming.
Seeing plans for Firefox Listen makes me excited. Get your websites ready by using truly semantic HTML today. Test in reader modes. Take screen reader support & accessibility best practices seriously.
People will be listening to your site. Let them.
Cool to hear @nnwebs say that sometimes her team goes straight from a sketch on a piece of paper to developing some the code. Great UX event on Monday hosted by Indy chapter of @freeCodeCamp! @thehatchcreates
@broccolini CSS is better than ever. New things come out finished, instead of as a rough draft. Browsers ship new CSS within months of each other. Interoperability is higher than ever (same code does same thing everywhere). We have a layout system. Never been a better time to learn CSS.
Read these quick points on how writing helps designers be more effective. This is why I think my journalism degree was a big benefit to my design career.
Getting into the Halloween spirit a little early with this pure CSS art I made on @CodePen! Thanks to the awesome artist at @dribbble for the inspiration. https://t.co/XBXe3VNKmG