Raindrop.io Bookmarks 01/14/2025
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- Designing semantic colors for your system
"Semantic colors offer numerous advantages for designing, implementing, and using a design system. The key benefits include Consistency, Accessibility, Scalability, Flexibility, and Efficiency."
- CSS Wish List 2025 - Eric's Archived Thoughts
"Yes, I still want CSS Exclusions, a lot. They would make some layout hacks a lot less hacky, and open the door for really cool new hacks, by letting you just mark an element as creating a flow exclusions for the content of other elements."
- una.im | Updates to the customizable select API
"A few months ago, I shared a blog post outlining the current state of the customizable select prototype and asking for developer feedback. Since then, a lot has changed! And for the better."
- Gotchas in Naming CSS View Transitions - Jim Nielsen's Blog
"Bramus reached out to let me know the cutting edge will let put id attributes on elements and then use auto (Safari-only at the time of this writing) or attr() which can parse a value into an custom-ident (Chrome 133+ at the time of this writing)."
- Social Web Foundation
"The Social Web Foundation works to grow this new ecosystem in an open, healthy, and sustainable way--working with technologists and the public to build a new global town square that works for everyone."
- The people should own the town square - Mastodon Blog
"Our core mission remains the same: to create the tools and digital spaces where people can build authentic, constructive online communities free from ads, data exploitation, manipulative algorithms or corporate monopolies."
- Free Our Feeds
"We are former Twitter users who cherished the platform and the communities we built there over the years. However, we've also seen the quality of our feeds decline as one person took over what we had believed to be a global public square, using it for his own political and business objectives."