Aysha Anggraini

On code, design, and movement

Code Editor with Pure CSS

See the Pen Pure CSS Code Editor by Ren Aysha (@rrenula) on CodePen I found a really nice code editor design on Dribbble created by Roy Barber. I decided to try and re-create the design with pure CSS. I thought it will be a good exercise for me to start getting creative with CSS3 useful […]

Testing Scrolling Events with Qunit.js

When I was writing the unit test for Anchorific.js, I was having a hard time writing test for the ScrollSpy implementation as there was not many documentation on testing for scrolling event. Therefore, I decided to come up with my own solution, which is not perfect, but it does a great job in doing what […]

Anchorific.js is now on Github!

I created Anchorific.js in order to learn three things:  Grunt, Qunit, and how to develop a jQuery plugin. So, I developed a jQuery plugin in order to this. I am a big believer in learning by doing. Learning passively through a book just never works for me and I just need to go out there and do it. […]

WordPress Theme Development: Getting Started with Bones and Sass

Bones is a starter theme for WordPress. If you are developing a WordPress theme, Bones will be a good starting point for you since you do not have to start from scratch. Sure, there are a lot of themes that you can modify and expand on. So why Bones, specifically? It is mobile first and […]

What I’ve learned after three years of accessibility development

Prior to working at Indeed, I’ve never worked on accessibility (a11y) before. I started working on accessibility back in 2020 when Indeed decided to take it more seriously in order to avoid getting slap with a lawsuit. Prior to this, my knowledge and experience with accessibility is non-existent and it is limited to knowing a […]