Raindrop.io Bookmarks 08/01/2021

2021年8月1日 著

• Reflections as the Internet Archive turns 25 - Internet Archive Blogs

  "So many of us trust the Web to find recipes, how to repair your lawnmower, where to buy new shoes, who to date. Trust is perhaps the most valuable asset we have, and squandering that trust will be a global disaster."

• What makes a great component library? | Component-Driven

  "Good abstractions are designed for change. With such abstractions it's easy to build upon. They don't fight you back every time the requirements change a little bit."

• Three things to keep in mind for naming conventions of your design system | by Gavin Chiemsombat | Jun, 2021 | Bootcamp

  "Like adjectives in English, properties have to represent themselves in a certain way for them to be easily accessible. Try naming simple elements using these quick templates: [Name] / [Type] / [Size] / [Colour] / [State]"

• New in ARIA 1.2: ARIA IDL attributes | scottohara.me

  "Prior to ARIA 1.2, if you needed to specify an ARIA attribute (role or any aria-* attribute) on an element, you would have to use the setAttribute method."

• accessiBe and the false David vs. Goliath narrative - Eric Bailey

  "accessiBe recently joined the W3C. To me, this reads as reputation-washing, a play to borrow the perceived authority of the web's governing body to hide its own issues."

• Compat 2021 mid-year update: Flex gap everywhere

  "Mid-year update on Compat 2021--an effort to eliminate browser compatibility problems in five key focus areas: CSS flexbox, CSS Grid, position: sticky, aspect-ratio, and CSS transforms."

• There's no such thing as fully automated web accessibility | by Anna E. Cook | Jul, 2021 | UX Collective

  "If fully automated web accessibility were actually possible, I would happily quit my job tomorrow. I would love to live in a world where things online could be accessed so easily, but right now, that's not possible."

• Safari isn't protecting the web, it's killing it | HTTP Toolkit

  "I want to see a world where Apple, Mozilla, Microsoft and Brave are leading web standards, driving the web forwards with features that support new use cases and allow for exciting new products, but with care for user privacy, tracking-resistance and security embedded as first-class priorities."