Tutorials on Ui Development

The importance of accessibility can't be overstated. Automated tools like Lighthouse provide a starting point but capture only about 33% of accessibility errors. This article aims to shed light on the limitations of such automated tools, and the benefits of semantic HTML in accessibility. Automated tools, including Lighthouse, are handy to spot some accessibility issues on websites. But, they only scratch the surface, capturing around 33% of potential errors. This number constitutes between 50% and 75% of actual errors on a website. Addressing these issues is a step in the right direction, but it's important to realize that they don't cover all aspects of web accessibility.

As front-end developers, understanding and implementing web accessibility best practices are important to ensure universal web access and usage, regardless of individual abilities. This article dives into the importance of front-end developers learning web accessibility and lays out a comprehensive course that provides the basics of accessibility and offers practical examples for the creation of accessible components. When asked about the need for learning web accessibility from our fellow developers who offered some thought-provoking responses:

Learn how to use Storybook in your projects alongside React, Redux, and all the other tools you already use. You will see how to leverage Storybook's addons to tie Storybook into your workflow with design tools, testing tools, and routing tools.   🔖  Yann Braga - a core Storybook maintainer, teaches you step by step how to use Storybook efficiently and effectively in your React development. With over 3 hours of video lessons , the course will open new frontiers for your UI development enabling you to develop React components and apps that deliver superior UX. He covers a lot of ground including: