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A quiet rebuild: assets, webcmd, and accessibility

104 · Palak Mathur · Jan. 3, 2026, 10:36 p.m.
["Personal Essays"] Technology Jekyll webcmd Web Development accessibility user-experience Performance Optimization
Summary
This blog post details a series of subtle yet impactful improvements made to a website, enhancing load times, user behavior, and accessibility features specifically for keyboard and assistive technology users. It provides a technical overview of these changes, emphasizing their importance for user experience.
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