Dominik Sasse

Accessibility is more than just a duty: as a guiding principle for UX & UCD, it improves digital products from the ground up - for all users. This results in more inclusive experiences, better usability and measurable added value.

The validation of forms is an important part of every front-end application - be it with Angular, React or other frameworks. Ensuring that user input is correct and complete is essential for both the user and the application itself. Today we want to look at React applications in particular.

Web accessibility means that websites, web applications or online tools are designed in such a way that they can be used by all people, including those with disabilities.

A few months ago, we at doubleSlash started developing a living style guide and considered how best to structure it. The aim was to create a logical and comprehensible structure. The Atomic Design looked the most promising for this and has proven itself. [1] Read this blog post to find out what Atomic Design is and whether it can also be used for Angular architectures.

Hello #FrontendFriday Readers. We continue our blog post series on Firebase with Firebase cloud messaging.