Raindrop.io Bookmarks 03/07/2024

2024年3月7日 著

• Making of true multi-brand design system | by Pavel Kiselev | Feb, 2024 | UX Collective

  "Building an advanced design system for true white-label products with full control over colours, typography and visual styles"

• How India's Rights of Persons with Disabilities Act (RPWD) Affects Digital Accessibility - TPGi

  "The GIGW is the most important substantive component of the Rules. Unlike other accessibility laws worldwide, the Rules don't require conformity with WCAG."

• Changes to CSS ::backdrop inheritance  |  Blog  |  Chrome for Developers

  "To fix the issues with ::backdrop, the CSS Working Group adopted these concepts and has now specified them in the CSS Positioned Layout specification."

• Why it's good for users that HTML, CSS and JS are separate languages | hidde.blog

  "It's exciting to abstract parts of the web and remodel things for your own use case, but I can't emphasise enough that the web is for people. Well written and well separated HTML and CSS is important to their experience of it."

• W3C Badge custom element demo

  "The following badges are based on custom HTML elements that use HTML and CSS to render the badge content. You can use the custom element on your webpage and customize the text content and colors to your liking."

• Don't care about accessibility? Resistance is futile! - Bogdan on Digital Accessibility (A11y)

  "Therefore I can just conclude - resisting accessibility is totally futile - it will be a part of education, sooner or later, it will spread from public to private sector, one step at a time, it will be integrated into processes, just like security and privacy try to be."

• We need to talk about Jakob • Buttondown

  "What concerns me, though, is that he's selling a class of executives hostile to disabled access a convenient fiction that will end up putting accessibility work on the back burner for a future which may never arrive."

• Jakob Nielsen's Bad Ideas about Accessibility - Brian DeConinck

  "I have observed that the more important you become, the more susceptible you are to promoting bad ideas. When you become so successful that you achieve Thought Leader status, you end up proclaiming that things are broken and that you have a novel solution."