Diigo Bookmarks 04/30/2020

2020年4月30日 著

• Creating an Accessible Range Slider with CSS | a11y with Lindsey

  "A lot of what I do in this post is a form of exploration. I learned a lot about linear-gradient from research for this post, and we'll be going over how I perceived it."

• Atomic CSS-in-JS

  "I think atomic CSS-in-JS is a trend to watch in the React ecosystem, and I hope you learned something useful with this post."

• Selection in CSS

  "The user-select property gives us the ability to wether the user can select a specific text or not. It can be useful to disable text selection in some use-cases, which will be useful for the user to avoid selecting any unwanted neighboring content."

• Adactio: Journal--Principles and priorities

  "Like I said, that would be absolutely fine if we're talking about technologies that only developers are exposed to, but as soon as we're talking about shipping those technologies over the network to end users, it's negligent to continue to prioritise the developer experience."

• Real-World Effectiveness of Brotli - CSS Wizardry - Web Performance Optimisation

  "Gzip made files 72% smaller than not compressing them at all, but Brotli only saved us an additional 5.7% over that. In terms of FCP, Gzip gave us a 23% improvement when compared to using nothing at all, but Brotli only gained us an extra 3.5% on top of that."

• Web Developer Workflow Tools: A Beginner's Guide -- SitePoint

  "Here's a primer for the tools all web developers should get to know, from basic Bash commands to web browser add-ons that will debug your web apps and automate navigation tests, plus continuous integrations pipelines."

• Jeremy Keith 'We've ruined the Web. Here's how we fix it.' - This is HCD

  "Over the past few years there's been lots of examples of how the internet's terrible and all the negative consequences of what the internet does. And I have to say, over the past few weeks, there's a lot more seeing how the internet can be a great place."

• On the hook: Website Developers may have ADA liability for inaccessible websites

  "It is significant that the alleged fraud included that false claim that automated testing of the website would be sufficient. There is near universal agreement among accessibility experts that no automated testing program is sufficient to insure accessibility, just as there is no automated way to fix an inaccessible website."