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Deque Workshop

Translating Design Wireframes into Accessible HTML/CSS

Prerequisites

A basic understanding of the following:

  • Git
  • HTML
  • CSS
  • JS
  • Node/npm
  • React

Don't worry if you're lacking any of the above, we will walk you through every step of the process so all you have to do is follow along. Feel free to pair up with another attendee!

Getting started

Cloning the repo

$ git clone https://github.com/dequelabs/smashing-workshop.git

Install dependencies

yarn
# or npm install

Let's begin!

  1. yarn start (if you're not using yarn, run npm start)
  2. navigate to http://localhost:1234
  3. poke around and see what we've got so far!

Building the card component

❇️ Let's bust out those handy annoted wireframes!

text alternative of annotations (spoiler alert!)
  • card should be 277px wide
  • image of recipe should be marked as "decorative"
    • alt="" and/or role="presentation"
  • image of recipe should be 142px in height
  • render a pencil icon control which will eventually invoke the edit recipe modal
  • the recipe name should be an <h3 />
  • the recipe metadata (prep time, bake time, difficulty) should be marked as a table (or <dl />)
    • the table headers (or <dt />):
      • color: #666
      • font-size: 18px
    • the table cells (or <dd />):
      • color: #333
      • font-size: 18px
      • font-weight: 500
    • the difficulty table cell (or <dd />):
      • should be #76bf98 for beginner (which is all we're building for now)
  • the card content (h3 / table) should be 73px in height
    • background: #fff
  • card footer should be a button with the text Cook {recipe.name}
    • background: #3C7AAE
    • color: #fff
    • ¡extra credit! - [ ] focus indication (you will have to get creative here)
      • 3px
      • color: #fff
      • 1px offset (from edge of button)

Testing our card component

  • Automated testing via the axe extension
  • Intelligent Guided Testing
  • Unit testing