tl;dr Using .visually-hidden on table headings breaks built-in association between column headings and cell content when using VoiceOver with Firefox or Safari, while .visually-hidden crashes Opera if used on <thead>! The workaround is to wrap the content you wish to hide in a <span...

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This is a quick reminder that you should always (1) remove event listeners and (2) clear timeouts/intervals when you don't need them any more. Doing so makes your app more performance, stable and secure. Do a quick audit of your project(s) and ensure you have an equal number of ...

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When I was playing around with formaction attribute I learned something interesting about the way the attribute interacts with Enter-triggered submit events. I'm documenting my findings here to help others - and my future self - debug this undocumented behavior. Note: Everything discussed about...

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Every couple of days I pick an HTML element or attribute I want to master. Two days ago I was looking into formaction and formmethod attributes. While I was playing around with these attributes, I realized I must first find all the ways to trigger a submit event using Enter. This is a write-up of...

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In 2016 I started learning front-end full-time and after six months I landed my first coding job. Now I help beginners get there even faster. I've put together this list of project-based learning resources to help that happen. Do Foundational HTML two times. First time: follow along...

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Job interviews often feel nerve-wrecking. The good thing about them is that you can expect certain questions to come up, so you can prepare ahead of time to ease that anxiety. Below is a list of common interview questions I collected over the years. Before you go through the list read tips from...

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You're getting ready to start applying for your first front-end developer position but aren't sure what to expect when it comes to the application process? Read on for tips on how to best prepare and present yourself. Get a sense of the job market by looking at job ads. Almost all job...

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Working on a side project involves a lot more than just coding it up. Building it effectively and efficiently requires forethought of planning the development process, architecting the database, wireframing the layout, and prioritizing features - all before implementing functionality - and...

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You've probably come across advice that you should work on projects in order to improve your coding skills. Your choice of a project should align with your learning goal. If you're applying for your first front-end developer job I think it'd be best you build a small application. An expense...

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Even as a professional developer, you'll often ask for help - be it from mentors, colleagues, or people on Stack Overflow. Asking good questions will get you to answers the quickest, it will deepen your programming skill and sharpen your overall analytical thinking, so refining your ability to...

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