When looking at codebases or web-based products, we can learn a lot about their authors, their priorities, which technologies were used, and more. Unfortunately, we can also identify skill gaps and afterthoughts. In fact, you don’t have to be a developer to spot these, as they regularly hinder regular usage. Run some websites through Lighthouse and we find a myriad of issues — often performance and accessibility-related. Why do so many websites have the same flaws?
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Nextjs is a full-stack solution for your web application, with server-side rendering through server components at its core. The Nextjs website offers a well-developed learning program to quickly acquire basic knowledge. From the creators of Nextjs and Vercel, there is now an AI chat interface called V0. With V0, you can create websites based on Nextjs in no time.
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A concise introduction to the Jamstack architecture, which combines pre-rendering, decoupling, and static files to streamline web development without complex server interaction on the client side.
The accessible name of an element is how the browser passes an element to assistive technologies like screen readers or braille displays, and forms the way someone who cannot (fully) see a site consumes the content.
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