Best of Accessibility — November 2023

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   Lobsters·2y

   Don't disable buttons

   Discover why disabling buttons when a form is being submitted is bad for accessibility and learn a better approach to prevent multiple form submissions.

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   Community Picks·2y

   Why You Should Use px Units for margin, padding, & Other Spacing Techniques

   Learn about the differences between absolute and relative CSS units for margin, padding, and other spacing techniques. Find out why using relative units for spacing can lead to difficulties in managing spacing on a webpage and negatively impact user experience. Discover the benefits of using absolute units for spacing to improve readability and accessibility.

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   The Miners·2y

   Auto-Saving Forms Done Right 2/2 Implement a good auto-saving form using React Hooks

   Learn how to implement an auto-saving form using React Hooks. The article provides guidelines for designing an auto-saving form and walks you through the implementation process step-by-step. It covers topics such as setting up the API, styling with Bulma, adding form functionality, implementing auto-save and manual save, handling save status and errors, and adding a loading spinner.

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   freeCodeCamp·2y

   Web Accessibility Tips for Developers – A11y Principles Explained

   Learn about web accessibility and how to make your websites more accessible with practical tips and examples.

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   Visual Studio Blog·2y

   The Visual Studio UI Refresh Preview is here!

   Visual Studio introduces a UI Refresh with the goals of improving productivity, inclusivity, and accessibility. Users can enable the UI Refresh in Visual Studio by checking the 'Experimental control styles' option in the 'Manage Preview Features' menu. The UI Refresh includes simplified color styles, new 'Tinted' themes inspired by Microsoft Edge, and the opportunity for users to provide feedback.

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