Takina · · 4 min read CSS :focus-within Explained
The :focus-within pseudo-class styles a parent element when any descendant has focus — perfect for highlighting a form field's container.
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Takina · · 4 min read The HTML inert Attribute, Explained
The inert attribute removes an element and its children from focus, click handling, and screen reader access in one line, without hiding it visually.
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Takina · · 4 min read Semantic HTML Elements Explained
Semantic HTML elements like nav, article, and main describe meaning, not just appearance, improving accessibility and SEO. How to use them.
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Takina · · 4 min read prefers-reduced-motion: Building Accessible CSS Animation
The prefers-reduced-motion media query detects a user's OS-level motion setting so CSS animations can be toned down or removed for people who need it.
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Takina · · 4 min read The HTML dialog Element Explained
The native dialog element gives you modals and popovers with built-in focus trapping and accessibility, no JavaScript library required. Here's how it works.
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Takina · · 4 min read What Is Web Accessibility (a11y)? A Practical Guide
Web accessibility (a11y) means building sites usable by people with disabilities. The core principles, semantic HTML, ARIA, and common patterns.
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