Raindrop.io Bookmarks 12/13/2022

2022年12月13日 著

• Tech Notes: Chrome, 10 years later

  "The failure of the standards process that led to the HTML5 schism demonstrates why having an arbitrary body define standards also doesn't work -- it's a similar problem of aligning incentives. I think there is no easy answer."

• Some changes to the public sector digital accessibility regulations - Accessibility in government

  "We will start monitoring for the new WCAG 2.2 criteria in early 2024, assuming publication of the standard is not delayed."

• Why you should be using new CSS features today - part 1 - iO tech_hub

  "Just imagine some of the recent features that are starting to see the light of day, such as container queries, :has(), cascade layers, logical properties, masonry and scroll animations. Although some are more supported than others, they can really reduce the usage of client side JavaScript in your projects and speed up your performance."

• The label element - Max Design

  "This article takes a look at the <label> element, including which elements need labeling, explicit vs implicit labeling, and more."

• There can be only one: Options for building "choose one" fields - HTMHell

  "If the choice is between a handful of items, a set of radio controls is likely the best option. You'd also want radio controls if the choices need to include something besides text. If the number of choices is substantial, a <select> or <datalist> might be the way to go. And if you need to keep things flexible, <datalist> is likely your best bet."

• Shadow DOM and accessibility: the trouble with ARIA | Read the Tea Leaves

  "I'm hoping this situation will eventually improve. Despite all its flaws, I actually kind of like shadow DOM (although maybe it's a kind of Stockholm syndrome), and I would like to be able to use it without worrying about accessibility."