Anna Monus

Anna is Technical Editor and Writer for Hongkiat.com. She mainly covers front-end frameworks, web standards, accessibility, WordPress development, and UX design.

Latest posts

Designing For People With Accessibility Needs

The people who use the web are not a homogeneous mass but rather a huge group with incredibly high diversity. Many of them are not native English, or …

10 Best WordPress Theme Frameworks [Reviewed]

Creating new WordPress themes from scratch can be a time-consuming and demanding task that requires in-depth coding knowledge and constant learning to…

A Look Into: ARIA Web Standards & HTML Apps Accessibility

A truly open and inclusive web needs technologies that allow disabled users relying on assistive technologies to enjoy dynamic web content and modern …

10 Reasons We Won’t Need Passwords In the Future

According to a popular saying, passwords are like underwear: change them often, keep them private, don’t share them with anyone else. Due to the lar…

15 React.js Tools & Resources for Developers

The popularity of React.js has been rapidly growing since Facebook first released the library back in 2013. It’s the fifth most frequently starred o…

Interaction Design: How to Create Simple User Profiles

Let’s think together. Suppose you want to make a product or website for someone. What’s the first thing you think about? Do you think about what t…

A Look Into Proper HTML5 Semantics

If you carefully plan the structure of your HTML documents, you can help computers make sense of the meaning of your content. Proper syntax is importa…

How to Improve Writing Quality with Data Storytelling

Since the earliest days of humanity, people have told stories to each other in different forms. Storytelling has serious traditions in every culture. …

Why Experience Design is The Next Big Thing

A scary article about the death of web design swept through the internet this summer making the web design community ponder about the future of the in…

Use Quantity Queries to Make Your CSS Quantity-Aware

Quantity queries are specially set-up CSS selectors that allow developers to make their code quantity-aware. In responsive design, we usually use medi…

30 Acronyms All Web Developers Should Know

The jargon of the web development industry contains so many acronyms we are using day in and day out, that it’s not only daunting for novices, but s…

15 wp-config Snippets to Configure WordPress Site

WordPress admin makes it easy to manage configurations without touching a line of code. These basic configuration settings are then stored in the wp-o…