Raindrop.io Bookmarks 07/20/2022
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- CSS { In Real Life } | Masonry? In CSS?!
"Perhaps this might be an OK visual experience if the order doesn't matter, but users navigating via a keyboard or screenreader would still have to browse by column. When we think of a masonry layout, we normally expect that items are ordered horizontally (or along the inline axis)."
- Inverted Media Queries and Breakpoints | Ryan Mulligan
"Level 4 media query range contexts, which are getting closer to full modern browser support, will allow use of the same value"
- An Accessibility-First Approach To Chart Visual Design -- Smashing Magazine
"Similar to mobile-first, the accessibility first approach considers accessibility requirements and constraints at the very beginning of the design process. To do this right, we typically validate our ideas with an accessibility testing team, and we codesign our solutions with people who have disabilities."
- #32 almost a proper close button - HTMHell
"Even without aria-hidden="true", some screen reader/browser combinations might not recognise the <title> element. Label the <svg> using aria-labelledby or aria-label."
- Points, break. -- Ethan Marcotte
"I still have no idea how and when "breakpoint" became a design-related term."
- For blind internet users, the fix can be worse than the flaws | Technology News,The Indian Express
"All three companies said their products would get better over time, and both AudioEye and UserWay said they were investing in research and development to improve artificial intelligence abilities."
- Subheadings, subtitles, alternative titles and taglines in HTML - TPGi
"Apply additional semantic information via ARIA with an abundance of caution as it may well end up being unwanted noise for users."