Raindrop.io Bookmarks 10/31/2021

2021年10月31日 著

• Assistiv Labs

  "Assistiv Labs remotely connects you to real assistive technologies, like NVDA, JAWS, and Windows High Contrast Mode, using any modern web browser. Forget maintaining your own expensive devices & complicated virtual machines. Start testing in seconds."

• New HTTP standards for caching on the modern web | HTTP Toolkit

  "The Cache-Status response header provides a structure for all that information to be included in the response itself, for all CDNs and other caches that saw the request, all in one consistent format."

• The Pros and Cons of Jamstack Architecture and What the Future Holds for It

  "we'll start seeing a lowered usage of the term (Jamstack), especially around tools that support decoupled sites, which may or may not be considered "Jamstack." "It's confusing and losing some of the power held in 2019," Davis said."

• Declaring Page Language--and Declaring Changes in Language · Jens Oliver Meiert

  "When just testing language handling of HTML pages in screen readers, I didn't observe particular issues around the declaration of page language; but there were some around unmarked changes in language: Popular screen readers didn't seem to pick these up."

• Semantic <menu> context | scottohara.me

  "We will get aspects of accessibility for "free" when we use semantic HTML, but we (and by that I mean the people attempting to use our websites) will pay for it if we assume that using semantic HTML is enough."

• The ADA lawsuit settlement involving an accessibility overlay | by Sheri Byrne-Haber, CPACC | Oct, 2021 | UX Collective

  "If a single line of code worked by itself as well as the overlay companies said it does, why would Eyebobs need to create an accessibility coordination team?"

• Accessibility for E-Commerce: 3 Best Practices For Navigational Links (73% of Sites Fail) - Articles - Baymard Institute

  "Indeed, fully 67'% of sites have compliance issues related to inadequately describing the link destination or purpose -- information that most sighted users can understand from contextual information."