Author Todd Libby

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Todd is a professional web developer, designer, and accessibility advocate for 22 years under many different technologies starting with HTML/CSS, Perl, and PHP. He has been an avid learner of web technologies for over 40 years starting with many flavors of BASIC all the way to React/Vue.

Currently an Accessibility Analyst at Knowbility, Todd is also a member of the W3C doing work on WCAG 3.0. He also hosts the Front End Nerdery Podcast and when not coding, writing, or speaking at conferences, you’ll usually find him tweeting about lobster rolls and accessibility, as well as hanging out by the ocean.

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Making A Strong Case For Accessibility

July 9, 2021 — Accessibility is often overlooked or bolted on to the end of a project from the experiences in Todd’s career in web development and design. The case for accessibility is something we as people who create and build things for the web should be implementing and advocating for from the inception of a project to the release or handoff and beyond. Read more…