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color-contrast()
color-contrast()
Before color-contrast(), stylesheet authors needed to know accessible colors ahead of time. Often a palette would show black or white text on a color swatch, to indicate to a user of the color system which text color would be needed to properly contrast with that swatch.
·web.dev·
color-contrast()
Smashing Magazine 🇺🇦 on Twitter
Smashing Magazine 🇺🇦 on Twitter
If you are interested in design patterns, UX and lovely little websites, Vitaly has just launched a lil' Telegram channel for things like that: https://t.co/ku6qrqodV8 — happy joining :)— Smashing Magazine 🇺🇦 (@smashingmag) July 18, 2022
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Smashing Magazine 🇺🇦 on Twitter
WordPress Accessibility Handbook
WordPress Accessibility Handbook
In this Make WordPress Accessibility Handbook you will learn what the best practices are for web accessibility, the many great accessibility tools, the testing we do to improve WordPress, themes, a…
·make.wordpress.org·
WordPress Accessibility Handbook
Roman Shamin 💙💛 on Twitter
Roman Shamin 💙💛 on Twitter
Hey, designers and developers, does anyone use fractional font sizes in your designs?No? Read further to know how one simple trick can make your text look sharper, help with paddings, and perhaps even become an essential part of your design system.#ui #ux #uiux #typography pic.twitter.com/avSCmOCL7r— Roman Shamin 💙💛 (@romanshamin_en) July 12, 2022
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Roman Shamin 💙💛 on Twitter
Stop Using the Old “Clearfix” · Jens Oliver Meiert
Stop Using the Old “Clearfix” · Jens Oliver Meiert
I had thought the old method of clearing through .clearfix:after { clear: both; content: ''; } long dead, but then I spotted it quite alive and even being taught to developers.
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Stop Using the Old “Clearfix” · Jens Oliver Meiert
TetraLogical on Twitter
TetraLogical on Twitter
Ever wondered how a screen reader user accesses the web?Follow @LeonieWatson and @brucel as they go exploring and share their findings from a range of websites for @smashingmag.https://t.co/y4HR20tIaG— TetraLogical (@TetraLogical) July 7, 2022
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TetraLogical on Twitter
Monika Gause on Twitter
Monika Gause on Twitter
5 of the #illustrator text tools are redundant. Watch my video and save mouse kilometers (or miles)https://t.co/8GAUwlAIKF#tutorial #howto #text pic.twitter.com/QOIq1PV3oc— Monika Gause (@Vektorgarten) June 28, 2022
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Monika Gause on Twitter
Monika Gause on Twitter
Monika Gause on Twitter
Wie Ihr in #Illustrator die Schwellen von Eisenbahnschienen so zeichnen könnt, dass sie nicht verzerrt werden (und das Ganze trotzdem effizient über die Bühne geht) https://t.co/ViDh9jLsB5 #tutorial #plan #aufsicht— Monika Gause (@Vektorgarten) June 28, 2022
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Monika Gause on Twitter
Style Queries
Style Queries
Exploring when and how you would use style queries in your day-to-day work. | on Una Kravets' Blog
·una.im·
Style Queries
Jeremy Keith | In And Out Of Style | CSS Day 2022
Jeremy Keith | In And Out Of Style | CSS Day 2022
It’s an exciting time for CSS! It feels like new features are being added every day. And yet, through it all, CSS has managed to remain an accessible language for anyone making websites. Is this an inevitable part of the design of CSS? Or has CSS been formed by chance? Let’s take a look at the history—and some alternative histories—of the World Wide Web to better understand where we are today. And then, let’s cast our gaze to the future! Slides: https://www.dropbox.com/s/bfgtlzv90jxjz00/InAndOutOfStyle.pdf?dl=0 About Jeremy: https://adactio.com Follow Jeremy: https://twitter.com/adactio More about CSS Day: https://cssday.nl or https://twitter.com/cssdayconf Receive conference announcements in your inbox: https://cssday.nl/subscribe
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Jeremy Keith | In And Out Of Style | CSS Day 2022