Raindrop.io Bookmarks 2025-10-15

2025年10月15日

• choosing friction | The Roof is on Phire

  "I quite like thinking, and I think humans should do more of it, and I think the less we do it the more our thinking muscles will atrophy. This seems bad for everyone except for authoritarians who wish we were easier to control."

• Inclusive Design Principles

  "These Inclusive Design Principles are about putting people first. It's about designing for the needs of people with permanent, temporary, situational, or changing disabilities -- all of us really."

• Site update: web-features now included + new feature list functionality

  "In addition to the existing caniuse and MDN BCD support tables, features from the web-features project will now appear in search results and elsewhere on the site."

• Tables: Beyond Rows and Columns - TPGi -- a Vispero company

  "tables should never be misused for layout purposes. Layout tables may still "work" visually, but can introduce barriers when screen readers announce them as data. By choosing semantic HTML elements appropriately and relying on CSS for layout, developers can create content that is both visually appealing and accessible to all users."

• One Step Ahead

  "Fortunately, a wave of new web standards is emerging, allowing us to inch closer and closer to making instantaneous performance a reality. In this talk, Tim will explore some of the exciting new tools available right now, and how you can start using them to stay one step ahead of your users and provide performance that feels instantaneous."

• W3C logo refresh: more than a cosmetic change, a small step towards durable and sustainable success | 2025 | Blog | W3C

  "Our work has enabled one unified web for all, driven by our vision and mission to develop interoperable web standards that benefit humanity and serve the public interest."

• Common misconceptions about screen readers - TetraLogical

  "Despite their widespread use, there are still many misconceptions about how screen readers work and how people interact with them. We explore some of these below."