Raindrop.io Bookmarks 01/17/2024

2024年1月17日 著

• Creating a color ramp using color modifiers in Tokens Studio | by Katie Cooper | Jan, 2024 | UX Collective

  "Using modifiers to create color ramps can significantly reduce the tedious work that comes with creating color ramps."

• Taking a closer look at @property in CSS | utilitybend

  "The @property rule allows developers to explicitly define custom CSS properties (also known as CSS variables). This provides several benefits"

• Web Chat accessibility considerations - craigabbott.co.uk

  "Chat is a complex feature. Probably one of the most difficult you will have in terms of balancing overwhelm with confusion. If you read out too much in the wrong context, it's noisy. If you read out too little then the user can miss vital information."

• CSS { In Real Life } | Testing the Performance of Social Media Embeds

  "It turns out that sometimes retrieving a resource from the cache can take longer than fetching it from the network! In Firefox's case, files are being requested from both the cache and the network, and the fastest one wins."

• The Framework Trap | That HTML Blog

  "The answer is to use tools which help fill in the gaps of DX, business logic, and fullstack programming concerns--yet allow you to use the native platform features of the web as closely as possible, maximizing interop and standards-based patterns as often as can be."

• Web Components | 12 Days of Web

  "One interesting thing to note: a shadow DOM tree does not always need to be attached to custom elements; it can also be attached to many built-in elements"

• Using AI for Accessibility: Breaking Down Barriers in Content Creation?! -- Moritz Gießmann, UX Engineer and Accessibility Expert from Karlsruhe, Germany.

  "AI will not go away soon. Let's be open to the future, while keeping a critical eye."

• Elon Musk's recent all-hands meeting at SpaceX was full of interesting news | Ars Technica

  "The reason that it actually didn't quite make it to orbit was we vented the liquid oxygen, and the liquid oxygen ultimately led to a fire and an explosion. We wanted to vent the liquid oxygen because we normally wouldn't have that liquid oxygen if we had a payload."