Raindrop.io Bookmarks 2025-12-26

2025年12月26日

• Abbreviations done right: The <abbr> element and why not use it - HTMHell

  "The biggest problem with the <abbr> element is that its title attribute behaves completely inconsistently across browsers, and some assistive technologies do not read parts of it at all."

• The three semantics of HTML - HTMHell

  "there is a glimpse of change! OpenAI recently released their AI browser, Atlas. Supposedly, it understands ARIA. In theory, the more accessible a site is, the more it's suitable for ChatGPT. In practice, it could make the Web far worse."

• For the Love of <details> - HTMHell

  "Expanded Author Bios: Enhance your E-E-A-T (Experience, Expertise, Authoritativeness, and Trustworthiness) signals by including full credentials, past work, and social links in a bio that expands, rather than just a simple name and photo."

• You Can't Opt-Out of Accessibility | Vale.Rocks

  "You can remember that accessibility is everyone's responsibility, always. It is not the job of some unknown other. Accessibility matters, so give a damn, embrace it, and start enacting change."

• TTFB doesn't mean what you think it means - Web Performance Calendar

  "Time-To-First-Byte (TTFB) is a popular performance metric, yet there are many problems and nuances with it. Not only does it have several different definitions, it is usually also a "compound" metric, comprised of many subparts. To make matters worse, several of those subparts are frequently zero or non-existent, often making it difficult to (meaningfully) compare multiple measurements or to debug issues."

• Them's the Breaks - HTMHell

  "it makes sense that HTML provides a few options for managing mid-content breaks. Some famously overused, others less known or understood"