Raindrop.io Bookmarks 04/10/2023

2023年4月10日 著

• April 9 is CSS Naked Day

  "Join us for the yearly festivities on April 9 of going nude on the Web!"

• Modern HTML email (tables no longer required)

  "It's well past time that Outlook got a proper update, and it's finally here. The new Outlook switches rendering engines from Microsoft Word to Edge."

• Chrome Speed - Largest Contentful Paint change in Chrome 112 to ignore low-entropy images

  "This change extends that heuristic to other images as well, when those images have very little content, when compared to the size at which they are displayed. The threshold is currently 0.05 bits of image data per displayed pixel, and images which fall below this threshold will not be considered for LCP."

• Beyond Algorithms: Skills Of Designers That AI Can't Replicate -- Smashing Magazine

  "The assumption that AI will replace people is based on the premise that both have the same qualities, abilities, and skills. But that's just not true. Artificial intelligence is simply technology that is taught to mimic human intelligence to perform tasks."

• Revolutionizing Frontend Development: The Role of AI in Design Systems | Blog | Hans Reinl

  "Overall, a future where AI is more integrated into frontend development could bring significant benefits, enhancing productivity, addressing talent shortages, improving quality and consistency, and driving innovation in the industry."

• Exposing Field Errors -- Adrian Roselli

  "As this post was going to, er, press, I got word that Google and Microsoft have spun up a pair of surveys to get feedback on live regions."

• Study: 31% of international websites contain hreflang errors

  "My findings show 31.02% of websites serving multiple languages have conflicting hreflang directives. Conflicting hreflang can happen when a webpage has various hreflang tags for different languages and geographical targeting."

• I think I'm not alone that Mastodon is giving me the ick | Andy Bell

  "I honestly think Mastodon -- or some other decentralised platform -- is the long term future, but I also think unless Twitter literally disappears, it's going to take a long time."

• Emoji Lists, The Good Way? - Chris Coyier

  "if you love the visual look of an emoji list and want to remove the emojis for assistive tech, CSS is an option now. Almost the same list, but remove the emojis from the HTML"

• Foundations: accessible names and descriptions - TetraLogical

  "In this post we explore assigning accessible names and descriptions using HTML and WAI-ARIA."