Social Media Dashboard with theme Switcher Using HTML, CSS, jQuery.

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  @grace-snowPosted about 4 years ago

  Another accessibility point actually - you need a label on your checkbox that says it is for dark mode. The easiest way to do that with your markup is probably to add an id to tour dark mode paragraph and use the aria-labelled by attribute on the input to associate them.

  Well done for using a checkbox for your toggle, that's a really nice way to do it.

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  @PhantomOzPosted about 4 years ago

  @grace-snow thanks for the feedback, noted.

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  @grace-snowPosted about 4 years ago

  After a quick glance, it looks really really nice. Only issue I see straight away is your html structure isn't flowing right in the code. It's really important you only use headings where necessary and that heading tags go in a logical order.

  A god way to check this is to turn your page styles off completely - check what the document looks like. Is it obvious what content belongs to what section? Another way is to use a screen reader.

  If you want to change text size or styles, that's easy to do. When building it's no harder to use the correct heading tags, but that small act makes a huge difference to assistive technology users (like me)

  Design looks really nice on mobile though, so we'll done there

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