Zoë Bijl

Monday Mango-day.

Does anyone have a good source for learning CSS? Like, what would you recommend to a total beginner?

#introduction

Hi I’m Zoë, queer gender neutral web accessibility spec lady :blobcatgiggle:.

During work hours I make sure my company’s application can be used by everyone—specialising in accessibility.

The rest of my life I try to fill with friends, queer stuff, travel, and photography .

In 2018 I launched queer.garden, an instance for queer friends. My profile is @moiety@queer.garden :Flag_Progress:.

ps. I designed the QueerCat emoji set :QueerCatHeart_Trans: :queercat_pride:

The first sign of a quality website product

One of the first accessibility tests I do is to look at the table of contents/document outline.

Last year I expanded upon Marijke Luttekes’ work to make the Table of Contents Bookmarklet: https://zoebijl.github.io/table-of-contents/

Works great for my uses :blobcatbusiness: