One of the biggest mistakes I see from web designers is making accessibility more complicated than it actually is. Most designers think of creating accessible content as something that will take weeks of exaggerated tagging, designing tab-browsing and hot keys for every minute function of a site, and writing over-descriptive metadata, so most people just give up and don’t even bother. However, by using some simple techniques and following some basic guidelines, you can make your website accessible to a wide audience of users without spending too much time and energy...

In this post I want to share some simple tips useful to enrich your forms with various elements such as suggest messages, autosuggest feature instead of tag, simple check during data input and how to show hidden fields selecting a radio element option...

This tutorial will guide you through the steps required to access your OS X files and folders from Windows Vista...

I’m going to show you how to create a wordpress theme from scratch in these 3 parts of tutorial series. I will cover from Structuring, designing in Photoshop, slicing, coding into fully css based html, and finally wordpress implementation...