#Accessibility

A proof-of-concept landing page for a fictitious IT-as-a-Service (ITaaS) company to showcase its services and facilitate customer engagement. The website highlights the benefits of using the company's services and provides a way for potential customers to contact the business.

In today's digital age, the prowess of a frontend developer isn't just limited to knowing coding languages but lies in creating cohesive and interactive experiences. Dive into my project - a comprehensive JavaScript component library that amalgamates various UI components from numerous challenges and online courses.

ARIA, which stands for Accessible Rich Internet Applications, is a set of attributes and roles that can be added to HTML elements to provide additional information about their purpose and behavior. ARIA is an essential tool for improving the accessibility of web applications and ensuring that everyone, regardless of ability, can access and use the content.

HTML semantics play a crucial role in web development as they provide context to web content. It helps web browsers, search engines, and assistive technologies understand the structure and purpose of the content. There are several best practices for using HTML semantics, including using descriptive HTML tags, using ARIA roles, using micro-data, using nested HTML tags correctly, using form semantics, and validating HTML.

Navigate through the world of User-Centered Design in web development to build user-friendly, intuitive, and engaging digital experiences. Explore the significance, strategies, use cases, and a hands-on guide to implementing UCD principles with practical examples and project insights.

Fictional business that offers green outdoor tours in the Carpathian mountains. This project is a landing page for the business built using modern technologies and best practices in web development. The page is fully responsive, accessible, and optimized for search engines.

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Trillo is a fictional All-in-One Booking App that allows users to book hotels, flights, cars, and tours in one platform. The project is currently in the frontend mockup stage, built using modern technologies and best practices in web development. The mockup is a single-page application that is fully responsive, accessible, and optimized for search engines.