Raindrop.io Bookmarks 12/09/2020
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- Notes on HTML 3.2 · Jens Oliver Meiert
"HTML 3.2, though a bit imprecise and with errors, offers a more grateful start into HTML than Living HTML."
- Late to Logical | CSS-Tricks
"2020 brought another wave of logical property features to major browsers and I've thoroughly enjoyed my investment into logical, rather than physical, web styling."
- An update on MDN Web Docs' localization strategy - Mozilla Hacks - the Web developer blog
"automated translations into CJK languages are far from ideal -- they have a very different structure to English and European languages, plus many Europeans are able to read English well enough to fall back on English documentation when required, whereas some CJK communities do not commonly read English so do not have that luxury."
- Web Performance Calendar » Running Lighthouse in GitHub Actions
"I'm going to use Lighthouse CI Action published by Treo as it is free, simple to use, partially sponsored by Google, and I saw contributions from Google Lighthouse team members to this project."
- Position Statement for the 2020 W3C TAG Election - Lea Verou
"Ensure that where possible, commonly needed functionality is available through approachable declarative HTML or CSS syntax and not solely through JS APIs."
- Cumulative Layout Shift in Practice | CyberAgent Developers Blog
"If an infinite scroll starts after the footer is displayed, users can't tap the element. The team should consider whether infinite scroll is appropriate for the content, or whether it can be put in another area, or whether the content is important."
- CSS Scroll Snap
"You literally need to move each item to its own place. This is not swiping, and it's an extremely bad experience. By using CSS scroll snap, we can solve that problem by simply defining snap points that will make it easier for the user to scroll horizontally or vertically."