Raindrop.io Bookmarks 11/12/2023

2023年11月12日 著

• Adactio: Journal--HTML web components

  "React encouraged a mindset of replacement: "forgot what browsers can do; do everything in a React component instead, even if you're reinventing the wheel.""

• To hell with the business case • Buttondown

  "Just because disabled customers have a combined "spending power of more than $6 trillion" (that's discretionary and non-discretionary, by the way) doesn't mean a thing to your company if you can't demonstrably link new revenue to disability-related work. (Spoiler: you probably can't.)"

• Lost in Translation: Tips for Multilingual Web Accessibility | Ben Myers

  "At its core, multilingual web accessibility is about making sure that our accessibility efforts and internationalization/localization efforts alike don't leave out disabled speakers of other languages than our own."

• Headless Component: a pattern for composing React UIs

  "A Headless Component is a design pattern in React where a component - normally inplemented as React hooks - is responsible solely for logic and state management without prescribing any specific UI (User Interface)."

• Autocomplete accessibility bookmarklet - Rachele DiTullio

  "I created this bookmarklet for testing WCAG success criterion 1.3.5 Identify Input Purpose (AA) which requires that if an input field requests personal information about the user, we must apply the appropriate autocomplete value to the field."

• Testing with Intent: a Path to Embedded Accessibility

  "In this post, I will explore a pragmatic and achievable step that software teams can take to tackle this issue. This step centres on adopting an approach to automated testing, Testing with Intent, that focuses on user intention. Testing with Intent is all about testing from the perspective of how a user intends to use your app."

• Digital Accessibility and Civil Rights: The 2023 Legal Landscape | Equal Entry

  "That's why it's important for accessibility leaders and professionals to talk about accessibility as a civil right, door opener, ramp builder, and bridge builder. Companies forget accessibility is about people."