How to Check Color Contrast Before You Ship a UI
A contrast checker is a useful screening step, but accessible color design also requires states, context, non-color cues, and real interface testing.
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Image Compression for the Web: Quality, Dimensions, and Format Choices
Smaller images improve page weight, but compression decisions should consider dimensions, format support, visual quality, and the original file.
Read article →CSS Gradients: Stops, Direction, and an Accessibility Check
A gradient generator can produce CSS quickly, but a usable design still needs readable text, sufficient contrast, and a tested fallback.
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