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Writing code is fundamentally an exercise in crafting a strong foundation, one that should incorporate inclusivity as much as scalability. Compliance standards are a great place to start, and this guide will help you identify actionable practices for writing accessible, user-friendly code.
Discover how TYPO3 Workspaces can improve collaboration in your projects. Learn to set up Workspaces, manage access, and unlock advanced features for a seamless content management experience.
Automated testing only catches around 20–30% of WCAG issues. Learn why manual testing is essential for true accessibility and an inclusive user experience!
Discover how to efficiently tackle duplicate content in TYPO3 with our expert guide. Learn about unique strategies and essential tools to boost your site’s SEO today.
CMS Camp Mallorca 2024, held from September 26–29, gathered CMS experts for workshops, Barcamp sessions, and networking. It explored Headless CMS, AI, and CMS trends in a relaxed setting, fostering collaboration and learning.
Discover 3 easy ways to check your TYPO3 version and learn the next steps to keep your site secure and up-to-date. Stay informed with our helpful guide.
An optimal user flow is crucial for successful websites. Learn how to use flowcharts to achieve clarity early in the UX design process.
TYPO3 v12 introduces better support for languages and locales, including BCP 47 format, automatic fallbacks, and reduced configuration overhead for setting up new languages.
Wireframing is the first step in designing the structure of a website, and it serves many purposes; to describe how information is presented on a page, to determine a website’s structure and how it functions, and to shape the flow of the user journey. Whether you’re interested in an entirely new project or refining an old one, wireframing provides a firmly user-oriented foundation for your site.