How to Add Interactivity to Jekyll with Alpine.js
Alpine.js is a lightweight JavaScript framework perfect for Jekyll sites. Learn how to add dropdowns, tabs, modals, accordions, and more without a build step.
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Alpine.js is a lightweight JavaScript framework perfect for Jekyll sites. Learn how to add dropdowns, tabs, modals, accordions, and more without a build step.
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Build accessible Jekyll themes that meet WCAG 2.2 standards — semantic HTML, keyboard navigation, colour contrast, ARIA labels, skip links, and automated testing.