The Screen Reader Text Class: 5 Real Life Applications

One of my first exposures to accessibility in WordPress is the screen reader text class. When I was learning by tinkering around existing themes - it became a familiar sight. Now, the screen reader text class is an effortless addition to my daily development, and it makes a huge difference.… Read More

10 Quick WordPress Tips for Front-end Developers

We don’t always realize how much we’re actively learning in our day to day work. We’ve gotten so used to the daily grind of web development, that perhaps finding answers to “gotchas” or successfully troubleshooting a problem, is something we celebrate with a fist bump in the air before we… Read More

Escaping WordPress Template Functions. To do or not to do?

Sanitization, escaping, and validation have become a regular part of my WordPress theme development within the last year. If those words confuse you, don’t worry, I’ve got another draft in my dashboard waiting to be finished. Eventually. 😉 But for those of you that do have a general idea of… Read More

Using ARIA Landmark Roles in WordPress

What’s a girl to write about after so long? Why, things that she loves of course - WordPress and Accessibility. I’ve been getting to know WAI ARIA in recent months, specifically using ARIA landmark roles in WordPress. This seemed like a great place to start as it was a handful… Read More