Diigo Bookmarks 10/19/2017

2017年10月19日 著

• Fast, Simple, & Free Open Source Webfont Converter | fontplop

  "fontplop is an OSX/macOS application which takes ttf and otf files and outputs a webfont bundle: woff2, woff, tff, svg, and eot."

  tags: font mac apps

• W3C to work with MDN on Web Platform documentation | W3C Blog

  "I am pleased to announce that W3C has joined in collaboration with Mozilla, Google, and Samsung to support MDN Web Docs. MDN documents cross-browser Web standards to allow Web developers to learn and to share information about building the open Web."

  tags: mdn w3c

• Chromium Blog: Building unified documentation for the web

  "For the last several years, Chrome has been transitioning its web documentation efforts to MDN, allowing us to combine our documentation efforts with many open source contributors like Mozilla."

  tags: mdn chrome

• Documenting the Web together - Microsoft Edge Dev BlogMicrosoft Edge Dev Blog

  "Redirecting our API reference library to MDN is the next step towards consolidating our compatibility info in the same place you probably already frequent for general web documentation."

  tags: mdn microsoft

• Welcome Adobe XD CC | Creative Cloud blog by Adobe

  "Our ambition is to make XD the only UX design solution you will ever need, delivering regular updates with more features and functionality based on your feedback, all while keeping XD fast and nimble."

  tags: adobe xd

• What’s New in Microsoft Edge in the Windows 10 Fall Creators Update - Microsoft Edge Dev BlogMicrosoft Edge Dev Blog

  "Microsoft Edge can now read web pages, e-books, and other documents out loud to make reading accessible to more people. To hear an e-book or PDF out loud, click or tap anywhere on the page and select the “Read aloud” button from the top-right corner."

  tags: edge

• Understanding Colourblindness - The A11Y Project

  "Colour blindness is less profound than many impairments. Yet, people with colour vision problems often face restrictions on certain activities. This varies around the world."

  tags: color accessibility

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