Intro Large frontend applications become unwieldy as the code base and the team grow. At some point, it makes sense to split up the monolith. This guide explores microfrontends — bringing the microservices approach from backend to frontend — with a focus on Mo
Accessibility The interface we use and depend on has made magnificent progress over the last 100 years. Interacting with a screen has become a daily habit for most people. The way we interact with the interface has become more important. We need better, more a
As someone who mostly works with JavaScript I find it painful when people make fun of some of the language's well known peculiarities. I've been a web developer since when JavaScript was used only for simple UI animations and would not be touched by a "real" s
TL;DR Recent Angular versions delivered a variety of new features. I wanted fo find out how a zoneless app based on signals and standalone components feels and performs. Having learned Angular in a game studio almost a decade ago a simple game like Reversi fee
My current main job is not to develop but to consult a customer making their websites (more) accessible. Me and a highly experienced QA colleague put together a list of possible problems. One of his last entries irritated me: Unintelligible CSS content is rea
As frontend engineers, we're a few years ahead of our customers. Modern features are often a hard sell, and that's why we were excited when one of our long-term clients agreed to our idea: Include a text-to-speech feature that would read text on their website
