This is everything I posted in: thoughts
Can pattern libraries be tested for accessibility? And if so, what do we test? In this post I will address those questions and look at accessibility testing in different levels of pattern library driven development.
In this article, I try to answer the question: is there much inherently wrong with setting standards for what we think is a real/good/professional/sufficient developer?
A look into the early days of CSS and changes that have occurred since.
Some thoughts after seeing the Ken Loach’s film I, Daniel Blake.
On jokes between friends and jokes on a corporate level.
A post about how the hidden attribute works, how it differs from [aria-hidden] and how it relates to just hiding with CSS.
In this post I explain why I think declaring behaviour in markup is advantageous rather than problematic.
Bootstrap and friends can be beneficial for all kinds of stages in the process of making websites, but a magic bullet they are not.
Some thoughts about standards when it comes to cursors for buttons.
My thoughts about styling with classnames versus styling with HTML elements. TL;DR: we need both.