Raindrop.io Bookmarks 11/17/2024

2024年11月17日 著

• Design Systems Q&A | Brad Frost

  "If we had a time machine, we'd go back and probably call them something like "User Interface Systems," which is more accurate, inclusive, and doesn't confuse people and organizations as much. But as someone who's had a hand in creating a buzzword, these words really do have a staying power that are hard to change once they're established."

• When is the right time to share our excitement about new web features? - Rachel Andrew

  "It's important not to confuse who the feature is for with who this article you are writing right now is for. The feature might ultimately be useful to every developer, that doesn't mean this particular blog post is."

• Designing for Accessibility - Create Accessible User Experiences with AT User Flow Testing - TPGi

  "Conformance testing focuses on accessibility specialists testing against standards using defined test procedures, not on observing users with disabilities interacting with the resource being tested. This means that relying on standards-based testing can only provide limited insights into the quality of the user experience (UX) for disabled people."

• Don't forget to localize your icons - Eric Bailey

  "Effective, clear communication that is interpreted as intended is a complicated thing to do. This gets even more intricate when factors like language, culture, and community enter the mix."

• Overflow Clip

  "In the following example, I set overflow-y to clip. The overflow-x value will stay as is (visible). Now the clipping happens only on the y-axis."

• Why should all organizations establish feedback mechanisms for accessibility? - Bogdan on Digital Accessibility (A11y)

  "Web Accessibility Directive (WAD) made feedback mechanism a must for public sector websites and mobile applications in the European Union. With such mechanisms users can flag accessibility issues and, if needed, request information in an accessible format."

• disabled and obscured - HTML Accessibility

  "The reason given for the exemption to contrast requirements has traditionally been "well that's how browsers implement it by defult""