(31) I’m not exactly a fan of articles that tell me how not to do something but on the other hand, Steve Frenzel’s article here has a twist: How to (not) use aria-label, -labelledby and -describedby. #a11y
(32) Bettriges law states: Any headline that ends in a question mark can be answered by the word no.
And this is true for this article by Sara Soueidan: Are ‘CSS Carousels’ accessible?. No, they are not. #a11y, #css
(33) Yes, you can build a website just using an editor, a browser, and web standards. And an app to drop files on a server. And in the case you cannot build a hello world webpage without a framework, transpilation and a time consuming build process, Plain Vanilla may come in handy for you. #html, #css, #javascript
(34) I struggled a lot width color contrasts in the days I build homepage header, where the cms users should pick the background-color. Five years ago, I used a little python script to calculate if a color is bright or dark, hence making the font-color black or white. Today webkit gives us contrast-color exactly for that and I can’t wait for adoption. #css
(35) Webrings are the… counterpart of LLM driven social media darkland. And I like them a lot! My private blog has found home in the UberBlogr Webring for instance. There is a webring for the friends of CCS, that may suite your interest: the CSS JOY Webring. There is so much CSS to find out there! #css