Web Development: code, ship &amp; scale

Theo OkaforRead the article

Accessible Form Validation: Labels, Errors and Recovery

Create form errors people can understand and recover from using explicit labels, linked instructions, accessible summaries, and careful focus management.

Inside this article

Define useful instructions before writing validation
Connect labels, hints, and errors programmatically
Choose validation timing that supports completion
Build an error summary with working destinations

ESLint and Prettier Setup: Fix Conflicts the Right Way

Separate formatting from linting, diagnose save-time conflicts, and align editor and terminal commands so your team stops producing contradictory fixes.

DevOps & Deployment

GitHub Actions OIDC: Deploy to AWS Without Access Keys

Replace stored AWS access keys with GitHub Actions OIDC, narrowly scoped trust policies, protected environments, and auditable short-lived deployment sessions.

Essential VS Code Extensions for Frontend Developers

Build a focused VS Code setup with ESLint, Prettier, framework support, and repeatable workspace settings, without piling on conflicting extensions.

Ravi DesaiRead the article

Husky and lint-staged: Fast Pre-Commit Checks

Set up Husky and lint-staged to check only staged files, handle partial commits safely, and keep local feedback fast without treating hooks as a security boundary.

Inside this article

Decide what belongs before a commit
Install a small, explicit setup
Understand the index before trusting automation
Test the unhappy paths deliberately

Rebase vs Merge: A Practical Git Policy for Teams

Choose when to rebase, merge, or squash with a team policy that protects shared history, keeps reviews readable, and makes conflict recovery less stressful.

Grace Chen

VS Code Workspace Settings for Consistent Team Editing

Set up shared VS Code settings, extension recommendations, and formatter ownership so teammates get predictable editing without overwriting personal preferences.

Sofia Marchetti

What's New in WCAG 2.2: 9 New Success Criteria Explained

Understand all nine WCAG 2.2 additions, their conformance levels, and the practical checks designers and developers should add to an existing accessibility workflow.

Noor Haddad

Noor HaddadRead the article

Accessible Tables: Headers, Captions and Responsive Layouts

Build data tables that retain meaningful headers, readable captions and usable controls on small screens, with practical markup and a focused accessibility test plan.

Inside this article

Start with the relationships people need
Give the table a name and real headers
Handle complex headings and table controls deliberately
Preserve relationships on narrow screens

ARIA Roles Explained: When Native HTML Is Better

Learn when ARIA adds useful semantics, how roles and states work, and why native HTML should remain your starting point for accessible interactive components.

Noor Haddad

Keyboard Navigation Testing: Fix Focus Order and Traps

Build a repeatable keyboard testing workflow that catches unreachable controls, confusing focus order, and keyboard traps before your next release.

Noor Haddad

DevOps & Deployment

GitHub Actions CI for Node.js: A Reliable Pipeline

Build a Node.js CI pipeline with reproducible installs, focused checks, safe permissions, and useful failure reports before allowing production deployment.