jojochuu

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Mood 100 $DEGEN

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thanks for sharing! 100 $DEGEN

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Lovely 50 $DEGEN

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Fomo! 100 $DEGEN

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Wait it appears to be not working atm!

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I didn’t implement this but this is pretty cool https://warpcast.com/zagabond/0xf3a607d2

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I want to experiment more with it too! 50 $DEGEN 💡

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Thanks this is cool! 50 $DEGEN

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Same ❤️‍🔥 50 $DEGEN

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Thank you! 🫡

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Thank you! ❤️

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Absolutely! I’ve been starting to use Radix UI more which has accessible components. And thank you! I like to doodle ✍🏻

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10/10 There is so much more to learn about accessibility and there are endless resources online. Look up “WCAG” to learn more. Share this thread to help spread awareness on accessibility!

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9/10 All inputs should be properly associated with a <label>. Side note - it's especially difficult to create an accessible custom dropdown input that works on all browsers and devices, so I recommend using <select> instead.

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8/10 If you use React, eslint-plugin-jsx-a11y is a handy linter to surface accessibility issues as you code.

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7/10 Each web page should only have one <h1> heading, and make sure not to skip heading levels (using <h3> with no <h2>). This helps users using screen readers to easily navigate to the information they're looking for.

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6/10 Set a unique and concise title per web page. This helps visually impaired users understand the page content without needing to navigate inside the page.

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