Notification page π― React ,Tailwind CSS and Conditional Rendering
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0@DewanshakibPosted over 1 year ago@HassanAkhtar8 I didn't understand what are you saying.Can you tell more briefly what you want me to do?
0Account deleted@Dewanshakib Accessibility refers to designing and developing digital content that can be easily accessed and used by people with disabilities. This includes designing websites, applications, and other digital products in a way that makes them perceivable, operable, understandable, and robust for people with disabilities, such as those with visual, auditory, cognitive, and motor impairments.
Semantic HTML refers to writing HTML code in a way that reflects the meaning and structure of the content it represents. This means using appropriate HTML tags and attributes to describe the purpose and content of each element on the page. By doing so, you create a more accessible and meaningful web page, as assistive technologies such as screen readers can interpret the page more accurately and present it in a way that makes sense to users with disabilities.
For example, using the <nav> tag to mark up navigation links and the <h1> tag to mark up the main heading of a page is more semantic and accessible than using <div> tags with classes to achieve the same effect. This is because screen readers and other assistive technologies can recognize the <nav> and <h1> tags and convey their meaning to users with disabilities.
0@DewanshakibPosted over 1 year ago@HassanAkhtar8 Very nice way to earn points π€
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