Color Contrast
Check whether text, icons, controls, and meaningful visual boundaries are easy to see before contrast becomes a late review finding.
Tommy Truong
Color-Only Meaning
Do not make color carry the whole message. Pair color with text, shape, labels, icons, or patterns so the meaning is available to everyone.
Alt Text Basics
Write text alternatives that explain the purpose of an image in context, not every pixel in the picture.
Tables and Data Displays
Use tables when relationships matter, keep headers and labels clear, and avoid turning data into a puzzle.
Status Messages and Alerts
A practical Field Guide page about making save messages, alerts, loading updates, and other screen changes understandable without forcing users to hunt for them.
Modals and Dialogs
A practical Field Guide page about making modals and dialogs understandable, keyboard-accessible, and easy to escape.
Headings and Page Structure
A practical Field Guide page about using headings to make screens easier to scan, navigate, and review.
Accessible Names
A practical Field Guide page about how controls get the names people hear, see, speak, and navigate by.
Link Text and Button Labels
A practical Field Guide page about writing link text and button labels that make sense before someone activates them.
Native HTML First
A practical Field Guide page about starting with built-in HTML elements before reaching for custom components or ARIA.
