This is everything I posted in: thoughts
A response to an idea to merge HTML, CSS and JavaScript into one language.
My browser blocked 22281 trackers since July, 2019.
What if more website-owners used Minimum Viable Data Collection as their strategy for complying with privacy regulations?
Useful HTML elements like date inputs and <video>
could make the web a much better place, if browser accessibility bugs in their implementations were prioritised.
Let’s explore which accessibility issues browsers could fix automatically!
Proposals for the Accessibility Object Model include a new way to convey semantics: without markup, directly in JavaScript. This post looks at the proposals and their current status.
Some thoughts on seeing declarative component frameworks as a way to make the web more accessible, not less.
Are component frameworks at odds with a vanilla approach to web development? Well, partly, but not as much as I used to think. Some thoughts after I tried a framework.
A bit about designing min-content, max-content and auto, and how they can be used.
Recreating old posters, I figured there are at least two approaches to deciding how many grid tracks your component or page needs: one can make it visually perfect, the other is more flexible if content is bound to change.