John Willoughby

John loves technology and because he just doesn’t get enough during the day, he also writes apps for fun as a hobby. He has worked in various software development and product marketing roles at both hardware and software companies. John has a Bachelor's in Electrical Engineering (Computer Design) and is in the middle of his Master's in Computer Science. When not actually sitting in front of a monitor he enjoys playing guitar.

People Accessibility
Six Questions About Accessibility for Web Developers

Web accessibility can be a complex topic for new and experienced web developers. Here are six questions (and answers) to some of the most important web accessibility questions.

by John Willoughby
September 10, 2019 Share
People Accessibility
Accessibility is Patriotic!

The 4th of July is a celebration of the independence of America. Today we face a challenge to independence for some people who struggle to access information and service on the web. You can help keep the spirit of independence alive by making sure that your web apps are accessible to all. Find out how in this post.

by John Willoughby
July 04, 2019 Share
People Accessibility
Accessibility and the Law

The web continues to evolve into dynamic environment that effects all aspects of our society, from online commerce to government services. Let's explore the development of accessibility laws and how they interact with web application development.

by John Willoughby
July 02, 2019 Share
People Accessibility
What is Accessibility for Web Apps and Why Do I Care?

As the web has grown in usage, old ways of doing things have fallen behind. But what technology makes difficult, it also can make easy. As long as we follow a few simple guidelines, we can make the web available to pretty much everyone.

by John Willoughby
June 27, 2019 Share
Design
Designing Custom Themes with the Progress Sass ThemeBuilder

Quickly and easily create the perfect theme for your app and apply it across all of the cool UI libraries from Progress with Sass ThemeBuilder. Grids, charts, pickers, even buttons—all fixed at once! Let’s take a look.

by John Willoughby
December 27, 2018 Share