Did you know that Manuel Matuzovic’s HTMHell publishes an advent calendar in December? In case you missed the 2022 edition, you can spend your summer leisurely catching up on its 24 days of HTML goodness, as you wait for the next round this winter. Come to think of it, I need to catch up on a few of these myself. 🤔

I’m a little bias about last year’s edition because my article Table Like It’s 2023 appeared on Day 14. But there are many other good articles that offer in-depth knowledge about the proper (or improper) use of HTML. Just to name a few that caught my attention:

• Meaningful labels using ARIA – or not
• There Can Only Be One: Options for “choosing one” fields
• One Day We’ll Have a Fully Customizable Select
• 5 HTML Elements, and a Partridge in a Despair Tree

It’s never too late to update your website design and development knowledge. Every step toward making your websites more accessible is a step in the right direction. And HTML is the perfect starting point for creating a usable web for all.