Raindrop.io Bookmarks 01/10/2024

2024年1月10日 著

• The legacy of InVision App - by David Hoang

  "As someone with experience in Brand and Marketing, I can tell you the best thing for a Brand and Marketing is an incredible product. The best marketing is when the results meet the expectations of the customers. Marketing without this will eventually run out of steam."

• CSS @scope | 12 Days of Web

  "Nesting exists to make complex selectors more readable. It can handle a wider variety of selectors than @scope because it is not designed for one specific use-case."

• Notes on Using Logical Properties and Values -- Roma's Unpolished Posts

  "not everything is yet available in logical forms: transforms, backgrounds, some other cases -- when there is a need to match our styles with the physical-only cases, sometimes there is no other choice than to use the physical properties and values alongside, to not create a mismatch."

• The Form Attribute - Enhancing Form Layout Flexibility - HTMHell

  "With this approach, you will get a lot of freedom with your layout. However, it is crucial to maintain an order in the DOM that still makes sense to users. Otherwise, it can be confusing and frustrating."

• CSS { In Real Life } | Oh No, Overflow!

  "Should it bleed out of the box (overflow: visible, the default)? Hidden completely (overflow: hidden)? Or should the content be scrollable (overflow: scroll or overflow: auto)?"

• How do Federal Courts Apply ADA Accommodation Rules to Websites?

  "One way that courts determine the public accommodation requirements of websites is through a broad interpretation of the definition of place of public accommodation. This interpretation holds that websites are public accommodations within the ADA definition."

• What's the ROI of Web Accessibility?

  "While the return on investment (ROI) of accessibility varies from company to company, a 2022 paid report from Forrester Research estimated that accessibility and user improvements bring back $100 for every $1 invested."

• W3C TAG Ethical Web Principles

  "People must be able to change web pages according to their needs. For example, people should be able to install style sheets, assistive browser extensions, and blockers of unwanted content or scripts or auto-played videos. We will build features and write specifications that respect peoples' agency, and will create user agents to represent those preferences on the web user's behalf."