I’ve been recently working on this user authentication-login-thing which everyone of you should be familiar with. You sign up with username and password, wait for an e-mail and click on a link. Then you go to login and enter your username and password to be finally logged in. So what? (more…)

Normally, it is pretty common to use the ul lists. Ul means unordered and, well, most of the time you can say that items are unordered. But there are situations when you really could use ol lists, which means ordered lists. Especially when it comes to accessibility.

In this post, we style an ordered list to inform the user of his status in e.g. a registration process. This is a thing you can do also with divs & co., but it has something nice if done with ordered lists. Really. (more…)