Accessibility is a baseline, not a phase
Keyboard paths, contrast, and labels belong in the first pass – not in a ticket filed the week after launch.
Keyboard paths, contrast, and labels belong in the first pass – not in a ticket filed the week after launch.
A simple status, one owner, and a checklist for image, excerpt, and SEO fields beats an endless ping-pong of comments when the publish deadline is already tomorrow morning.
Label links for humans.
Slide decks hide awkward content. Building a thin vertical slice in WordPress – real titles, real images, real templates – surfaces navigation gaps and edge cases early. Ship a clickable prototype with production components whenever you can. Stakeholders react to…
Prefer tokens and composition over one-off overrides.
Set a simple budget and stick to it.
Future you is a stakeholder. Prefer boring names, short functions, and comments that explain why – not what the syntax already says. Abstractions should earn their keep. A helper used twice might be premature; a helper used across three features…
Handoff works when spacing scales, type ramps, and interactive states are named the same in design and code, and when a living example page lets engineers compare a real block to the mock instead of guessing from a mood board.
Keep styles simple and reusable.
A shared language for UI keeps teams fast without freezing creativity or inventing one-off patterns.
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