Custom “Error” Pages with Semantic Markup: Fix Your Terrible Error Pages Creating Custom “Error” Pages with Semantic Markup can transform frustrating dead ends into helpful detours. Let’s talk about that stomach dropping moment we’ve all had. You click a link, full of hope maybe it’s that article you bookmarked or a product you need and instead […]
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Print Styles & the @media print Meta Tag: Is Your Website a Mess on Paper? Understanding Print Styles & the @media print Meta Tag can save your users from a frustrating experience. You know the feeling. You’ve tweaked that padding for the tenth time, checked the mobile breakpoints, and finally have your site looking perfect on
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Embedding PDFs Natively: Stop Using Clunky Embeds. Here’s the Right Way. Embedding PDFs natively the right way can transform a clunky download into a seamless part of your site. You’re working on a site maybe it’s for a local brewery’s menu, a consultant’s report, or a university’s syllabus. The client hits you with that classic request:
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Accessibility Best Practices: Forms & Labels That Don’t Frustrate Users Accessibility Best Practices: Forms & Labels are essential for creating inclusive digital experiences. We’ve all faced that online form. You’re halfway through, you hit tab, and your cursor just vanishes. A cryptic red error pops up with no explanation. For most, it’s a minor headache. For
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The Summary Element in Context (ARIA vs. Native): Your HTML’s Secret Accordion Understanding the summary element in context (ARIA vs. Native) can save you from over-engineering common interface patterns. You know the drill. The designer hands over a mockup with a neat little FAQ section. You see those clickable questions that drop down to reveal answers.
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HTTP Equiv vs. Meta Charset & Viewport Revisited: Choosing the Right Tool You know how sometimes you try to use one tool for everything? A butter knife becomes a screwdriver, a bottle opener, and a scraper. It kind of works, but it’s messy, and you know there’s probably a better tool for the job. For
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Generating Sitemaps with <urlset> (XML Snippet): The Secret File for Google Picture the biggest library you can imagine. It’s got thousands of books, every one of them a masterpiece. But there’s a huge problem: there are no signs, no section labels, and the card catalog was thrown out years ago. A visitor would have to wander through
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Social Sharing Tags: Open Graph & Twitter Cards – Stop Letting Social Media Ruin Your Links You know that feeling. You just published an amazing piece of content. You’re proud of it. So you copy the link, pop over to LinkedIn or Facebook to share it, and hit post. Then you wait. And wait. But
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SEO Titles and Descriptions: <title> & <meta name=”description”> – Your Click-Through Rate Secret Weapon Imagine a perfect little bookstore, tucked away on a side street. It’s got everything a reader could want inside. But from the sidewalk? There’s no sign. The windows are covered up. People walk right on by without a second glance. That’s exactly what happens to
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Microdata & Schema.org in HTML: The Secret Language of Search imagine you’ve built the perfect webpage for a local bakery. Your “Signature Sourdough” page has a gorgeous photo, a five-star rating, the price, and the baking time. Any person who visits gets it immediately. But when Google’s crawler comes knocking, it doesn’t see what we see. It
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