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Develop accessibility-focused web content

Develop accessibility-focused web content - Github Copilot Tutorial

From the course: Complete Guide to GitHub Copilot for Developers by Microsoft Press

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Develop accessibility-focused web content

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- [Instructor] Well, here it's more of the same, actually. The use case here is you're taking a look with GitHub Copilot at an existing website and looking to apply things like Semantic HTML, ARIA, and CSS with accessibility in mind, and again, refactoring is another 80% use case with GitHub Copilot for sure. Some new stuff. Creating interactive elements. You may just be on your frontend of your learning curve with JavaScript, so you don't know what to ask for. That's a totally understandable situation. I've been in the industry almost 30 years. Oftentimes I don't know what to ask for. I worked at Microsoft and when I first went there, I thought that everybody had to know everything. They were just like me. Sometimes they don't even know enough to know what questions to ask. This is where using descriptive language, you can provide enough context to where GitHub Copilot can hopefully offer a completion that you can use. I'm thinking of things in your apps like page routing, event…

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