Diigo Bookmarks 09/10/2018
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- Is placeholder text a sufficient accessible label for form fields - David MacDonald Web Accessibility Blog, testing, teaching, and discussion
"Many organizations are moving to floating labels which move out of the field and stay visible when there is a value entered in the input. It is an actual label which is positioned over the input and moved out with CSS when content is in the input."
- Heading structures are tables of contents
"The heading structure of a web page is like its table of contents. It gives people who can't see your page a way to navigate it without reading everything."
- Removing jQuery from GitHub.com frontend | GitHub Engineering
"decoupling from jQuery would mean that we could rely on web standards more, have MDN web docs be de-facto default documentation for our frontend developers, maintain more resilient code in the future, and eventually drop a 30 kB dependency from our packaged bundles, speeding up page load times and JavaScript execution times."
- Customize Radio Buttons without Compromising Accessibility
"That's how I decided to go with option 3, a good ole' opacity: 0 coupled with a position: absolute. Hidden but still focusable, well-supported across browsers. Just what we're looking for."
- What You Need to Know About WCAG 2.1 | Viget
"Here at Viget, we aim to comply with WCAG Level A on all projects and we work with clients to determine which aspects of AA and AAA compliance are appropriate for their audiences."
- Developer Tools support for Web Components in Firefox 63 - Firefox Nightly News
"Shadow DOM and Web Components are enabled by default in Firefox 63 and the Developer Tools are ready for them !"