Website Review 3: developer.mozilla.org

A review on a website regarding progessive enhancements, as well as some discussion around those enhancements.

What is the name of the site and the URL reviewed?

The site is known as "mdn web docs", and the URL is developer.mozilla.org

What are Progressive Enhancements?

Progressive Enhancement is the idea of maintaining a baseline of accessibility to everyone, while continuing to be updated to the most recent versions of browsers.

Why are Progressive Enhancements needed?

Progressive enhancements are needed to make sure the website can be navigated by anyone regardless of any impairment they might have. This may involve having a screen reader reading out the webpage, and including alternate text for images and other graphics that appear on the page.

Does the home page validate?

No, the home page does not validate.

Does a different page validate?

No, the second page does not vaildate either.

How many validation errors did each page have?

The first page has 37 validation errors, while the second page has 35 errors.

What would you rate the design of the website?

The website gets an overall 9/10 regarding design. It's clean, there's no extra graphics or padding to get to the information, and its all readily available.

What would you rate the usability of the website?

The site gets a 10/10 for usability, as it has has everything someone browsing the site would need. There's also several links to other articles within the article regarding progressive enhancement, so users can learn more about what specific things mean.

Does the site meet its purpose?

Yes, the site does meet its purpose by providing information regarding progessive enhancements.