Accessible learning benefits everyone—keyboard users, screen-reader users, and power users.
On this site
- Use the Skip to content link at the top of each page.
- Lesson headings create a navigable outline for assistive tech.
- Prefer keyboard focus visible styles when building your own UIs in HTML/CSS tracks.
Browser shortcuts
- Find in page: Ctrl+F / ⌘F
- DevTools: F12 or ⌥⌘I (macOS Chrome)
Self-check
- Why should buttons be real
<button>elements? - Name one shortcut you will use during the next coding lesson.
Interview prep
- Why does “click here” hurt accessibility?
Screen readers may navigate links out of context; descriptive link text (“Download syllabus PDF”) communicates purpose alone.
- Why keep visible focus styles on custom buttons?
Keyboard users need to see focus; removing outlines without an alternative is a WCAG failure and breaks professional UX reviews.