OpenForge is a Figma prototype no-code platform that allows you to test out keyboard navigation features following accessibility guidelines and standards

Using aria attributes to style and validate form inputs with jQuery

This repository provides a structured learning path covering essential web development concepts, from internet protocols to advanced CSS frameworks.

A repository where i learned about aria attributes

Dynamically highlight the primary menu link for the current page using the 'aria-current' attribute.

Demonstration and testing of the experimental CSS reading-flow property, featuring dynamic grid layout variations with accessible keyboard navigation and real-time ARIA live region updates.

Frontend

Edit, complete or delete to-do tasks. You can also reorder to-dos, if they get out of synch.

A fully accessible, modular JavaScript pagination component with screen reader support, dynamic content loading, and URL syncing for seamless navigation.

An interactive price component using HTML slider, accessible toggle and aria-live regions || HTML + SCSS + Vanilla JS || Frontend Mentor challenge

Record and save your daily spend and see the average over a number of days.

A collection of quotes from philosophers, artists, and writers. You can filter the list by author or tag to view related quotes.

A fully accessible, modular JavaScript posts pagination component with screen reader support, dynamic content loading, and URL syncing for seamless navigation.

FreeCodeCamp Web Dev Porjects: Accessibility by building a quizz - Thanks to freeCodeCamp

Accessibility is making your webpage easy for all people to use – even people with disabilities. In this course, you'll build a quiz webpage. You'll learn accessibility tools such as keyboard shortcuts, ARIA attributes, and design best practices.

Learn accessibility by building a quiz form.

Admin interface for setting daily pool schedules, simulating an intranet page for internal use and a page to view results. Supports schedule creation, editing, and storage.

Practice concepts like semantic HTML, alt attributes, accessible lists, and hiding decorative content from screen readers using aria-hidden

Developed as part of FreeCodeCamp's Responsive Web Design course, this project creates an interactive quiz emphasizing accessibility, keyboard shortcuts, ARIA attributes, HTML semantics, navigation, and design best practices.