Argues that generic Tooltip components in design systems are flawed and proposes better, more accessible alternatives for web development.
A developer shares a CSS technique to make the output of ColdFusion's CFDump tag more readable by increasing the font size.
Explains how to use CSS's slash syntax to provide alternative text for CSS-generated content, improving web accessibility for screen readers.
A guide to quickly switch between light and dark themes on Windows using hotkeys and tools like Auto Dark Mode and Monitorian.
Explains how to create a CSS-only scrollspy effect using the new scroll-marker-group property and :target-current pseudo-class, eliminating the need for JavaScript.
A developer rants about building accessible web components while creating open-source components to display Bluesky likes using its open API.
A web developer argues for building accessible UIs by highlighting the practical, selfish benefits for developers, such as easier debugging and better code.
An article exploring the HTML <col> element, its purpose, usage with <colgroup>, and its quirks in web development.
Explains the HTML <caption> element for labeling tables, contrasting it with closed captions and emphasizing accessibility best practices.
An analysis of the accessibility and usability of experimental CSS Carousels, highlighting current limitations and browser support issues.
CSS reading-flow and reading-order properties ship in Chrome 137, addressing focus navigation issues in grid and flex layouts.
Chrome 137 introduces CSS reading-flow and reading-order properties to fix focus navigation issues in grid and flex layouts.
A critique of fake interactive UI elements like non-clickable 'buttons' that frustrate users, with examples and solutions for better web development.
A web developer reflects on a 5-year-old .NET Magazine interview, discussing his side projects, CSS tools, and focus on web development education.
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A web professional explores key principles of good vs. bad web design, focusing on usability, mobile responsiveness, and performance.
A developer explains why sharing GIFs on LinkedIn is problematic for accessibility and performance, and suggests alternatives.
A SwiftUI developer shares a strategy using ViewThatFits to create responsive UI text that adapts to accessibility settings like dynamic type.
An update on the new CSS reading-flow property, which solves layout and source order disconnect issues in grid and flexbox.
An update on the new CSS reading-flow property, which solves layout and source order disconnect issues in grid and flexbox.
A guide for developers on getting started with VoiceOver screen reader on macOS, covering basic navigation and keyboard commands.
