Clifton Bridge returns in "Accessibility Fairy" web development comic
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Unokay Comics
Summary
A comic strip episode featuring Clifton Bridge, a web developer from Bristol who previously appeared in "Cat DB admin." The comic humorously explores web development and accessibility themes through the lens of an "accessibility fairy" character.
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bskyClifton Bridge returns in "Accessibility Fairy" web development comicunokay.comKey quotes
· 2 pulledIt's the return of our web developer from Cat DB admin.
He's called Clifton Bridge, and he works for a web design company in Bristol.
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