I built a front-end cheat sheet project
A collection of front-end cheat sheets, developers can browse from the following topics: HTML, CSS, JavaScript, React, and Git.
Developers can copy the code snippets and learn more about the topics.
Built with React and CSS.
Curious do these code snippets help someone build inclusive sites?
In today's world there are lots of people and companies offering templets to build any number of digital projects.
And most people that depend on these cookie cutter approaches to solving design problems never ask themselves if what they are putting out there is accessible or not.
Part of that is a general lack of knowledge of the benefits of being inclusive.
And part of that is the assumption that the person putting the templets out has made sure they wil create accessible content.
Would love to discuss this with you further.
Also open to talk with anyone on the site about the need for more accessibility or how to begin implementing improvements.
Thanks, Maxwell
The code snippets are for quick reference only. It's mostly beneficial for beginner developers, they can look up a topic and below the code snippets, there are the key points so they can learn about the subject a little bit more. But they can definitely benefit from the snippets to build their projects.
Accessibility is not my strength, do you have any ideas on how I can improve the project?
the w3c site has tutorials on various levels of accessibility. And I could check out a couple of your offerings and see what you have. I think the most important thing is just to remind people when they are using your templets that accessibility has become an important consideration for all designers.
Thanks, I will check out those tutorials.
this is sweet, ill bookmark it!
Thanks for the kind message.
I like this. I wonder if there's also something here in a marketing vein. Solopreneurs also have to be writers, marketers, designers, promoters, social media engagers, etc. So I'm constantly going back and forth between open tabs for checking title/description character lengths and capitalization, getting AI alternatives for taglines/titles/subheadings, exploring/generating keywords, best practices for SOMA titles and CTAs... Dumb everyday stuff that I feel could all be housed in one super lightweight dashboard for as-you-need-it use (ie. NOT Hubspot).
Thank you. I'm not really understanding your comment. Do you want my project to be something more...?
Not at all! Was just thinking out loud...like the same thing but for startup marketers...
Oh okay, got it 😀👍
Very nice, bookmark it!
Thank you