Short Answers and Pointers

Accessibility Guides for web developers Click above title to close article.

What is accessibility?

Accessibility is the practice of making websites operational for as many humans and machine-readers as possible.

Commonly, we think of web accessibility as designing webpages for
people with one or another disability,
but
it mainly benefits everyone
in multiple ways,
such as when we use mobile devices, or when trying to navigate with slow network connections, or reading in lower contrast, or so much more.

Ultimately, however, accessibility techniques are always an unfinished project.

External Resources for further reading

Start by browsing the following articles on the Mozilla website:

See also the following Accessibility tutorials and tools:

Microsoft Word: how to set your own style as default Click above title to close article.

How to save your own style in Word and set it as the default style

First, use an existing document to make all your changes in style.
Then, click on "Design"
and press "Set as Default" on the right side of the Ribbon.

Microsoft Word: what is the shortcut to update the Table of Contents TOC? Click above title to close article.

How to use a shortcut to update the table of Contents in Word app

Highlight the whole document with CTRL + a.
Then press F9, choose "Update the Entire Table",
then press OK.

Windows 11: how to restore the background image on my Windows Desktop Click above title to close article.

My Windows background image has changed. How do I get my lost picture back?

Right-click on the Desktop and select "Personalize".
Then, assure that the option "Personalize your background" is set to "Picture".
In that selection, you will see several images, one of which could be your previous background.
Choose an image by clicking on it.
You should be all set.