Not sure what accessibility changes will have the most benefit to your existing software? Are you in the build process and need to make sure accessibility has been appropriately considered? Use this checklist as a starting point.
This week’s Found Friday is all about web development. I’d like to say I planned that, but really it just sort of happened that way. Anywho, this week we have: a tutorial on creating a settings page in WordPress; a tool for real-time CSS editing; a beautifully clean & simple Javascript select plugin; some new fonts; and a boilerplate for responsive & mobile-friendly website design.
Create a Settings Page for Your WordPress Website
This tutorial is long and in-depth, but it’s worth a read. The subject material isn’t simple either – recommended for somewhat experienced WordPress developers.
WebPutty
In their own words, a “less craptacular” option to editing/writing CSS. Have one window that has a live preview as well as the editable stylesheet; one click publishing of your changes. Oooh, aahh.
Chosen
Turn your select forms into a thing of beauty with this easy-peasy plugin.
10 Fresh & Free Fonts
Everyone likes free fonts! There are some new ones in here (to me, anyways), so I thought it was worth a share.
Skeleton
Responsive web design is the new black; here’s a great boilerplate to get you on your way!
See you next week!