Raindrop.io Bookmarks 01/29/2024

2024年1月29日 著

• Buttons and Links - common misconceptions - Access by Design

  "According to the World Wide Web Consortium (W3C), a button is a widget that enables users to trigger an action or event, such as submitting a form, opening a dialog, cancelling an action, or performing a delete operation."

• Dynamic accessible descriptions reference - Darin Senneff

  "From looking at the results tables for the approaches I tested, there was no one method that worked across the board for relaying a dynamic accessible description."

• Accounting for Internationalization with CSS and HTML

  "it is also important to consider internationalization when writing CSS and HTML. This can be achieved by using logical properties, CSS Writing Mode, the dir attribute, and the lang attribute."

• Better form UX with the CSS property `field-sizing` - Stephanie Stimac's Blog

  "Some engineers on the Chrome team have proposed and are working on a CSS solution to this problem with the field-sizing property."

• CSS { In Real Life } | Video: Building a Greener Web (Smashing Meets Goes Green)

  "Just before Christmas I spoke at Smashing Meets Goes Green an online event focused on digital sustainability. The video of my talk is now online, so if you'd like to know more about this vast topic, jump right in!"

• Design Systems Database: Surf among top‑notch Design Systems

  "Best-in-class Design Systems with components and foundations references from top-tier tech companies and leading UI teams"

• Why isn't Adobe doing web design better? | Creative Bloq

  "But here we are nearly 30 years into the internet age, and our leading provider of publishing tools hasn't any dog in the fight. Adobe has failed to provide us with appropriate web tools. The way it has for decades in the print, graphics and video markets."

• Mozilla says Apple's new browser rules are 'as painful as possible' for Firefox - The Verge

  "Epic CEO Tim Sweeney called the new terms a "horror show," while Spotify said the changes are a "farce." Apple's guidelines are still pending approval by the EU Commission."