TQ Cooking Tips for the Blind and Low Vision Part 4(Peeling and Boiling)

Hey guys and welcome to the first video in this new series, TQ cooking tips for the blind and low vision. In this series, I will share tips for performing various activities in the kitchen such as storing and identifying items, lighting the stove, frying, boiling, baking and much more. In today’s video, I share tips and techniques that you can use for peeling and boiling your food. Be sure to like the video, subscribe to the channel and turn on my notifications to be alerted whenever I post the next video in the series. Remember, don’t be selfish, share the video with other persons who you know would find this information useful. I thank God for this great opportunity to be able to share my knowledge with others.
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[@ThanhMaiNguyen-tq3vj]

Hi, I want to ask you a small problem: I want to build a personal website and I am very interested in accessibility, I used to use svelte or sveltekit as the main framework for my website. However, the problem it has arisen when I move each page, it has the phenomenon that the site title name is displayed at the bottom of the page. I don't like that because it affects the aesthetics of the website. Although, svelte or sveltekit are two very good things about accessibility, but perhaps, I have to rethink the technology of the website so that I can conveniently build the layout for the website or maintain it later. So, can you advise me if I choose the FrontEnd framework, which framework should I choose to be suitable for blind people and I can design it myself without having to depend on a third party? Thank you.

[@drivingBlindRC]

Well ain’t you just a cooking cookie

[@abdallahtarek3602]

Can you tell me the source on the internet that you learned from it Microsoft office