Raindrop.io Bookmarks 11/02/2023
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- Accessibility by degrees - tempertemper
"Accessibility is expensive if it's not considered from the outset, and a lot of companies are finding this out the hard way."
- Don't disable buttons | Go Make Things
"I personally prefer to add an attribute to the form as its being submitted, and remove it after all of the form actions are done. Whenever a submit event happens, I check for that attribute first. If it exists, I end the event handler early to prevent multiple form submissions."
- JavaScript Is Enabled by Default in Web Browsers - Jim Nielsen's Blog
"Browsers don't turn off Javascript by default. And you don't have to either. What's important to note is that web experiences can work without it (or before it)."
- Accessibility improvements for user-agents | AlastairC
"I'm trying to answer the question: What could user-agents (primarily browsers in this case) do to improve the experience of websites for people with disabilities?"
- Chrome 120 beta - Chrome for Developers
"CSS masking, relaxed rules for CSS nesting, create accordion patterns with the <details> element, the enterpictureinpicture action for the Media Session API."
- Does the HTML hr (horizontal Rule) Benefit Screen Reader Users? • DigitalA11Y
"As a screen reader user, I often find it challenging to distinguish between content sections while quickly skimming through the page using the heading shortcut in the screen reader."