Raindrop.io Bookmarks 02/13/2021
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- The web didn't change; you did
"The web really didn't change. It really didn't become complex. The web development process is not one single path. There is simply more choice and more options."
- Reinventing the browser? Beam raises capital to take on Google | Sifted
"Beam aims to classify the bits of knowledge you gain as you jump from website to website."
- Prefers-contrast: forced is a mistake | Kilian Valkhof
"prefers-contrast: forced breaks the prefers-* convention, the forced value doesn't actually have to say anything about contrast, there are no significant contrast-related things an author needs to do to respond to forced colors and there is already an implemented alternative with the right semantics."
- Just because I have a vertical screen, doesn't mean I'm on a phone! - Terence Eden's Blog
"They - somewhat reasonably - see a 720p screen in a vertical orientation and assume it is a small screen device."
- Evinced is Pushing the Limits of Automated Accessibility Testing | MarcySutton.com
"They've created an entirely new testing engine and growing set of validations (rules) that evaluate webpages using computer vision and Artificial Intelligence to create a semantic structural model of a page partially based on its visual design, rather than relying on JavaScript to evaluate code syntax and functionality rendered in the browser."
- Sharing data between CSS and JavaScript using custom properties | Christian Heilmann
"The great thing about that is that you can use the power of JavaScript to give CSS things it can't access. For example, CSS can't read the coordinate of the mouse cursor, but JavaScript can."
- The Devil's Albatross - An algorithmic layout technique
"When using a negative value as flex-basis, it is treated as if it was 0. - As soon as 100% is smaller than the threshold, the calculation's result will be very high. This high value forces the element into the next line since it now has a very high basis."