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In the realm of digital accessibility, headings play a crucial role in creating an inclusive and user-friendly experience for individuals with disabilities. In this blog post, we will explore the importance of heading levels for assistive technology and their significant impact on promoting inclusivity and ease of use for all users. Let’s delve into the […]

In our quest for inclusivity and accessibility, leveraging the power of assistive technology is essential. HTML, the fundamental language of the web, provides a versatile toolkit for integrating assistive technology features seamlessly into digital experiences. In this blog post, we will explore practical ways in which HTML can be harnessed to enhance accessibility and empower […]

What is Magento 2? Magento (Adobe Commerce) is an e-commerce platform built on open-source technology that provides online merchants with a flexible shopping cart system as well as control over the look, content, and functionality of their online store. Magento offers powerful marketing, search engine optimization, and Catalog management tools. It’s open-source software, which is handy […]

Optimizely Configured Commerce SEO is a vital aspect of any ecommerce application, as having a good SEO ranking increases traffic to your website and brings in revenue opportunities. Optimizely Configured Commerce (formerly Optimizely B2B Commerce) comes packaged with SEO features built-in, providing SEO configuration settings without requiring development code. Don’t worry if the native capabilities […]

Forecasting In Power BI Forecasting is one of the important features of Power BI which helps take out insights from time series data. This blog is the continuation of my previous blog that is – “ Analytics Pane in Power BI / Blogs / Perficient ” where we have seen multiple analytics line and their […]

Introduction The Context API in React allows components to share data with each other, even if they are not directly related. It helps avoid the problem of passing data through many components by letting components access shared data directly. It helps in preventing the prop drilling problem. Consider the diagram to represent a chain of […]

Many consider workflow to be a necessary evil. But it is necessary, and I will make my case in this post. I highly recommend working through the requirements for workflow and including it in your initial site build or rebuild. However, not all of us have that luxury – and that’s okay. The great thing about […]

This article is the third post on creating a Submit Action to save Contacts into the List Manager in Sitecore. In the previous post, we developed the SPEAK editor layout for the custom Submit Action in the Core database for Submit Action to have Field mapping ability. In this part, we will construct a class to save […]

In our ongoing exploration of assistive technologies, we have witnessed the remarkable advancements that have revolutionized accessibility for individuals with disabilities. Today, we shift our focus to cognitive assistive technologies, an innovative field that aims to enhance digital accessibility for individuals with cognitive impairments. These technologies play a crucial role in empowering individuals to navigate […]

Welcome back to our ongoing series on assistive technologies! In our previous post, we started exploring these incredible innovations and their profound impact on the lives of individuals with disabilities. In this installment, we will continue our journey by delving into visual assistive technologies for digital accessibility. Join us as we explore the advancements in […]

This article is the second post in the series on creating a submit action to save contacts into the list manager in Sitecore. In the previous post, we saw a basic implementation without the ability to map form fields with the custom-created submit action. It only offered the option of configuring the Contact List via […]

Open-source software grants its users a degree of accessibility that is not possible through its proprietary counterpart. Open-source codes are published publicly for all who wish to study and manipulate them, whereas proprietary software keeps users more restricted, inside hard, iron-clad lines.