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Making websites accessible is in the best interest of everyone involved in developing, building content, and using a website. When websites are more accessible, everyone wins.

Websites developed in the 21st century cannot take accessibility for granted. In fact, in many places organizations have a legal obligation to make their websites accessible. Making websites accessible to all users is simply the right thing to do.

The fifth challenge in the UX/HTML/CSS Design and Code Challenge series is an e-commerce website. This challenge aims to combine several techniques that were applied in previous challenges including CSS Grid, Flexbox, and responsive design.

There are many times when an operation in a program or on a webpage is requested, but the results of the request aren’t immediately available for further processing. In cases like these, the operation is considered to be asynchronous.

JavaScript has many different ways to group and collect data including in arrays and objects. There are also two other main ways to organize collections of data - Maps and Sets.