Diigo Bookmarks 01/22/2016

2016年1月22日 著

• Proposed Group: Web We Can Afford Community Group | Community and Business Groups

  "This group would like to reconcile the development of the Web and an awareness to the environmental issues by appealing to Web architects and designers, eco-designers, activists, philosophers, social scientists, etc., so as to make the issue a public one to begin with, before devising a set of guidelines as a first step towards concrete action."

  tags: web w3c

• Neat trick for CSS object-fit fallback on Edge (and other browsers) — Medium

  "Object-fit CSS property has a decent support in modern browsers, except in all IEs and even Edge."

  tags: css ie edge

• The accessibility stack: making a better layer cake » Simply Accessible

  "A more robust stack shaped like a pyramid, where HTML is the foundation, followed by CSS, JavaScript, and ARIA at the very top."

  tags: accessibility

• Looking back: Microsoft Edge for developers in 2015 | Microsoft Edge Dev Blog

  "This animation shows how Microsoft Edge improved real-world interoperability in 2015, increasing the number of common APIs it shares with Safari and Chrome."

  tags: browser edge safari chrome

• W3C forks HTML yet again — Anne’s Blog

  "the standards with green stylesheets are the up-to-date ones that should be used by implementers and developers, and referred to by other standards."

  tags: html standards w3c

• Adactio: Journal—Hamburger, hamburger, hamburger

  "In my experience, 80-90% of the benefit of usability testing is in the area of labelling."

  tags: webdesign usability

• CSS Specificity is Base-Infinite | CSS-Tricks

  "The mistake? That makes it seem like a base-10 system. Say the specificity value was 0129 - if it was a base-10 system, adding one more element selector would make that 0130 which is definitely not what happens."

  tags: css

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