Tips to Improve Your Code Readability Today

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Sure, you can probably read your own style of coding now. But what if some other unfortunate person has to work with your terrible, unreadable code? What if you have to go back and look over your old code, a year from now?

I'm sure you'd rather get your work done, instead of spending hours digging around through unreadable code, right?

To save time in the future, you should start to write readable code today.

6 Tips for Basic Web Accessibility

Accessibility is a commonly overlooked aspect of web design. To make a website accessible is pretty much to make it usable for as many people as possible. This is often specific to people with disabilities, but can be broadened to include:

  • People without certain features enabled
  • People on slow internet connections
  • People without certain plugins installed
  • And much more.

The World Wide Web Consortium (W3C) has a section of their site called the Web Accessibility Initiative (WAI). This focuses mainly on accessibility for people with disabilities, and explains accessibility for people with disabilities.

Here are some simple tips to improve your website's accessibility.

Qualities of a Good Website Design

What exactly makes a good design? You may come across some sites whose designs you love, and some you don't. Many of the good designs will have some similar qualities that improve the design, and make it a good design.

Here are a few things to remember when creating a new website design.

6 Tips to Take Your WordPress Theme from Good to Great

There are literally thousands of WordPress themes out there, and a lot of them are good. But what can you do to make yours great?

Here are some tips for to help you make your WordPress theme great, among the many good WordPress themes.

Designing an Effective Admin Back-End

So, you've just created the new CMS that will replace every piece of software used on websites. Of course, the next step would be to release it to the public, right?

After you've got the functionality, you need to work on the design.

Sure, the default theme that users see is pretty important, so that you can effectively show off all of the great features. But it doesn't need to be perfect, since most people will use change the theme anyway.

You're going to be "selling" your software to the people who will be using the back-end. When convincing people to use your software, its overall usability will be greatly influenced by the back-end, because the visitors of a website don't care what platform it's running.