- My (Simple) Workflow To Design And Develop A Portfolio Website: https://www.smashingmagazine.com/2013/06/workflow-design-develop-modern-portfolio-website/
- Write down your goals, and look back at them in later stages of the project to ensure that you’re on track.
- Responsive design and flexible grids
- Test across browsers
- My Web Accessibility Testing Process: https://www.a11ywithlindsey.com/blog/web-accessibility-testing-process/
- Thinking through semantic markup is an essential part of my process. Starting with a good HTML foundation helps tremendously with the testing process.
- While I am working, I usually run my website through the WebAIM Wave tool.
- I love Lighthouse, but I tend to use those on live sites as an accessibility auditing tool versus testing as I am building.
- Web design workflow made easy: https://www.sitepoint.com/web-design-workflow-made-easy/
- Add title tags, META description and keyword tags to each page
- Improve web design workflow: https://thedeependdesign.com/improving-web-design-workflow/
- Editor
- Preprocessor
- Browser extension
- Experience in design: https://www.uifrommars.com/carta-a-un-disenador-a-mi-experiencia-en-diseno/
- The perfect project doesn't exist
- You will learn with the process (example writing the workflow or codesnippets)
- You are not 100% ready for the project, but nobody is. But you can have the right attitude.
- Look for mentors: example Cris Ponce dealing with challenges and helping others. Try to do what you like from others.
- You learn with each project, people or company.