Sara Soueidan • 12/25/2019

What a Year of Learning and Teaching Accessibility Taught Me

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The article details a developer's personal journey from not understanding web accessibility to teaching it. It focuses on the critical importance of semantic HTML for creating accessible, interoperable websites that work across various devices and assistive technologies, sharing core lessons learned.

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