This article series aims to create an accessible form validation example from scratch, emphasizing maximum accessibility over mere compliance with standards like WCAG. The approach involves using only HTML, CSS, and JavaScript, without any libraries or frameworks, to build a simple form that can be customized as needed.
The author welcomes feedback throughout the process, acknowledging the likelihood of errors and actively seeking input from readers to improve the examples provided. The goal is to develop a solution that prioritizes accessibility, encouraging community participation in refining the implementation.
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