Moving your website from one CMS to another is often seen as a daunting task. For many site owners who start with WordPress but want the flexibility, power, and community of Joomla, the thought of re-creating every article, menu, and media file by hand can feel overwhelming.
Open source is a powerful reminder that collaboration often creates results far greater than the sum of their parts.
Volunteering with the Joomla project offers countless benefits: professional development, friendships with peers who understand your work, and business networking opportunities. For me, gratitude has always been central. I’m thankful for the contributions of so many—past, present, and future.
In the last article today's topic was already mentioned: the use of the keyboard on websites. It was found that none of the testing tools detected whether a bypass element was present. In this article, we’ll take a look at what the testing tools have to say about focus.
The accessibility tester strikes again! In this article, we introduce another "blind spot" of automated accessibility testing tools: the bypass – and it’s not what you might think at first.
Accessibility testing is a never ending story – this is not the first article in our magazine and will not be the last one.
In the previous 8 episodes we looked at tools to build a Joomla component. In this last episode we’ll look back at the previous series and wrap it up.
In this episode we will look at Extension Generator as a tool to to build a component.
In this episode we will use Joomla Component Builder to build our example event schedule component.
We asked ChatGPT itself...
In this episode we will use Component Generator to build our example event schedule component.
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