Raindrop.io Bookmarks 2026-01-10

2026年1月10日

• What Continuous Improvement Model is Best for Accessibility? • Buttondown

  "This article explores how PDCA, along with DMAIC and Kaizen, supports proactive accessibility. It focuses on when each model fits best, where each falls short, and how organizations can move from reactive responses toward an accessibility program that improves with every cycle."

• Outside_US_Jurisdiction/ReadMe.md at main - Linux-Is-Best/Outside_US_Jurisdiction - Codeberg.org

  "The purpose of this repository is to provide alternatives for individuals and businesses seeking to conduct legitimate (legal) personal and business use outside the jurisdiction of the United States."

• Sponsor @validator on GitHub Sponsors

  "Among the ways sponsorship helps to make a project sustainable: Sponsorship creates accountability. When people put up money, it's a strong incentive to keep this project high-priority -- and makes it much harder for other work to end up inadvertently crowding it out."

• Accessibility is personal - CSSence.com

  "Let's not forget that our tester is not a web developer. They care about their user experience, not about the underlying HTML, CSS, JS and ARIA that it takes to create that experience."

• 4 CSS Features Every Front-End Developer Should Know In 2026 · January 7, 2026

  "2026; I think every front-end developer should know how to query scroll states, trim typographic whitespace, stagger with sibling-index(), and use type safe attr()."

• Web dependencies are broken. Can we fix them? • Lea Verou

  "Dependency management is such a basic and ubiquitous need, it should be a part of the platform, decoupled from bundling."

• It's hard to justify Tahoe icons @ tonsky.me

  "In my opinion, Apple took on an impossible task: to add an icon to every menu item. There are just not enough good metaphors to do something like that. But even if there were, the premise itself is questionable: if everything has an icon, it doesn't mean users will find what they are looking for faster."