Raindrop.io Bookmarks 01/09/2024

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• Not By AI -- Add the Badge to Your Human-Created Content

  "If your content is not AI-generated, add the badge to your work, with pride."

• How I'm Writing CSS in 2024 | Lee Robinson

  "This post will be a collection of my notes and thoughts about the CSS ecosystem and the tools I'm currently using."

• Let's Make the IndieWeb Easier | Jeremy Herve

  "That's what I would hope for: better onboarding flows to help people get online within a few clicks."

• Styling RSS and Atom Feeds • Robb Knight

  "What I noticed was if a value wasn't found, it would output nothing, so I could just output the value for RSS and Atom to keep it to one file. See this example with the title and description"

• The CSS property you didn't know you needed - DEV Community

  "isolation is a special property whose sole and unique purpose is to create a new stacking context on the element it is applied to, with no other side-effects."

• My Web Development Wishlist 2024 · Jens Oliver Meiert

  "Run your own website. This is the greatest demonstration that we understand the website development cycle, lets us own our content and our reputation, and challenges us to keep growing."

• Behind the scenes of creating a new Web Accessibility Annotation Kit | by Jan Maarten | CVS Health Tech Blog | Nov, 2023 | Medium

  "Most design tools have user interfaces with fundamental accessibility issues. Our colleagues who are full-time screen reader users are blocked from creating or perceiving designs with it, let alone annotating them."

• Digital Accessibility: 2023 in Review | LinkedIn

  "2023 was an exciting year in the digital accessibility arena. From video game technology to international laws, to beauty products and watching TV, digital accessibility has moved to the forefront of technology and culture."

• Accessibility options for Floating Action Buttons | by Danny Payne | Jan, 2024 | Medium

  "Floating content, such as FABs, don't follow this rule. As they are absolutely positioned, where they visually appear on the screen can differ from where they sit in the content flow."