Raindrop.io Bookmarks 06/01/2025

2025年6月1日

• WebStatus.dev: Now with more data, deeper insights, and a clearer path to Baseline  |  Blog  |  web.dev

  "Today, we're excited to announce a significant evolution of this dashboard--it now covers almost 100% of web platform features, integrates data for mobile browsers, and provides useful statistics about the progress of the web platform."

• 'Shifting left' for better accessibility in Firefox

  "If you picture the product development process as a horizontal line, with "user research" on the extreme left and "launch to market" on the extreme right, accessibility tends to fall on the right side of the line."

• The Height Enigma • Josh W. Comeau

  "See the problem? They're trying to derive their size from each other. It's a circular calculation that never resolves. A mystery wrapped in a riddle. A paradox. As a result, browsers will ignore the height: 50% declaration on the child."

• Switzerland turns train tracks into solar power plants  - SWI swissinfo.ch

  "Sun-Ways is also among the projects being watched by Japan's Ministry of Landscape, Infrastructure, Transport and Tourism (MLIT). Japan wants to take advantage of rail tracks and other railway facilities to increase solar production and meet its decarbonisation goals by 2050."

• Third-Party Solutions & Accessibility - A Primer - Dennis Deacon

  "Third-party solutions refer to products or services developed by companies or individuals that are not part of the original manufacturer or provider of the primary website or application."

• Why are 2025/05/28 and 2025-05-28 different days in JavaScript?

  "For the unaware, JavaScript Temporal is coming: a new set of date and time APIs intended to replace the Date object."

• 4 ways I use AI as an accessibility specialist - Scott Vinkle

  "Far from replacing the nuanced expertise of a human accessibility specialist or an experienced assistive technology user, AI has become an indispensable part of my workflow, amplifying my abilities and allowing me to focus on the more complex and strategic aspects of my work."