Screenshots are everywhere in software docs, and most of them have alt text like screenshot, image, or the original file name. Sometimes there's none at all. When I edit a guide, the images are often the last thing anyone has…
Originally published on LumoWP. You have written the article. The hard part should be over. Then WordPress asks you to choose a block, a heading level, a category, a tag, an image size and an excerpt—and suddenly publishing feels…
It is a deliberate security decision, not a bug or a missing setting. Here is what happens to the file, what you lose, and which of the workarounds people recommend actually exist in Cloud. You attach architecture.svg to a…
I built the HTML-to-Markdown converter expecting a boring job: walk the DOM, emit # for, ## for, done. The first real-world test was a Next.js docs site, and it came back as a wall of bold text with zero heading structure.
A testTag is invisible to a screen reader. A contentDescription is not. Compose has one semantics tree, and two consumers read it: your UI tests and the platform accessibility services. That is a genuine design win — the thing you assert…
Paul Thurrott is an award-winning technology journalist and blogger with 30 years of industry experience and the author of 30 books. He is the owner of Thurrott.com and the host of three tech podcasts: Windows Weekly with Leo Laporte and Richard…
Reference sites are mostly tables, and tables are where accessibility quietly breaks. Here is what I fixed across 52 static pages, in the order that mattered. The most common shortcut is styling a cell to look like a header: Visually identical…
Here are three things that make Web3 documentation feel like trying to read a foreign language… While someone keeps changing the dictionary. 1. The Jargon …
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