Technology can easily become a platform for hate, and we have an ethical responsibility to fix it. ALA’s own Tatiana Mac discusses

Screen readers are diverse and complex: front-end developer Melanie Richards breaks down how they access our content step-by-step.

Brandon Gregory discusses designing for conversions, which allows products to reach their targets and serve the right people.

Designer Eric Bailey makes a case for leaving key accessibility features to the browser to ensure the most accessible experience.

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There is a watershed moment approaching for personalization design. And chances are you’ve been doing it already, quietly.

Why structured content is now necessary to ensure the accuracy and integrity of your content across the evolving digital landscape

Processing data in the browser via JavaScript occasionally makes sense. Learn the ins, outs, and best practices.

How focusing on interaction modes can bring dark patterns into the light and help you deliver a better user experience.

In this excerpt from Progressive Web Apps, Jason Grigsby covers the business case for going PWA.

Steven Champeon turned web development upside down, and created an instant best practice of standards-based design, when he introduced the notion of designing for content and experience instead of…

Through the power of JavaScript, we learn how the browser breaks down pages and speeds up processes so we can write better code.

In this installment of our “From URL to Interactive” series, Greg Whitworth explains how cascading actually works, and then some.

Continuing our “From URL to Interactive” series, the second part dives into how HTML is parsed.

Kicking off our “From URL to Interactive” series, we take a look under the hood to find out how our code makes it to the browser.

The car lurches and loses all power. You coast to a stop, steam rising from the hood. So you think you know how browsers work?

In this excerpt from Writing for Designers, Scott Kubie explains why designers need to be more intentional with how we use words.

Managing flow content can get unwieldy—too many class selectors can become a specificity headache, nested styling can get redundant, and content editors don’t always understand the presentational markup. Heydon Pickering offers an unexpected option for handling cascading styles more efficiently: a variation on the

Brandon Gregory considers how to design accessibly for cognitive differences like anxiety disorders, inattention, and depression.

It may be easy to turn your nose up at FAQs, but Caroline Roberts can help you take the simple Q&A format to the next level.

Jon Yablonski explains three key theories of psychology that designers can use to build more intuitive, human-centered products.

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Fronteers, the Dutch front-end association, aims to join the W3C to represent independent web developers worldwide.