Raindrop.io Bookmarks 10/10/2023
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- An Anchored Navbar Solution - Eric's Archived Thoughts
"On the one hand, putting all of the layout hackery into the CSS and removing it all from the HTML feels like the proper approach."
- Being Picky about a CSS Reset for Fun & Pleasure - Chris Coyier
"The idea is that on any given element you could set a different box-sizing value and it would change it not only for that DOM node but all its descendants, which is maybe what you want. But it didn't seem to catch on, probably because it's so niche."
- What is Inclusive Design, and How Does it Relate to Accessibility? - Part 1 - TPGi
"Inclusive design focuses on the diversity of use cases to ensure that users of all backgrounds, abilities, and experiences can enjoy an equal user experience. Accessibility, on the other hand, focuses on outcomes -- whether content and functionality are usable by people who have disabilities."
- Say (an encrypted) hello to a more private internet
"Enter Encrypted Client Hello (ECH) - by encrypting that first "hello" between your device and a website's server, sensitive information, like the name of the website you're visiting, is protected against interception from unauthorized parties."
- Where Does Dreamweaver Fit in Modern Web Design?
"As of this writing, Dreamweaver hasn't released an update since June 2022. And even that was a security fix."
- Bots, Spiders, and Crawlers: The Results - Manu
"I guess that the vast majority of crawlers don't give a shit about your robots.txt. As for me and this site, I think I'm gonna revert back and allow bots to just do whatever the hell they want."
- What Happened to Separation of Concerns in Frontend Development · Jens Oliver Meiert
"This is because all websites use HTML, but more websites also use CSS than they rely on JavaScript; and it's because the less need there is for classes and IDs (the prevalent selection options), the more opportunities there are to more fully separate HTML and CSS, and therefore concerns."