An album for a11y
A web developer creates a charity music album featuring tracks from web professionals to raise funds for web accessibility organizations.
A web developer creates a charity music album featuring tracks from web professionals to raise funds for web accessibility organizations.
A developer announces joining Akamai's developer relations team to focus on web performance research, experiments, and standards.
Explores the persistent UI issue of unwanted focus styles on buttons after mouse clicks, detailing the problem's history and proposed CSS solutions.
Explains the purpose and importance of the HTML <!doctype> declaration, covering its history, browser compatibility, and validation.
Monthly roundup of web browser updates, new features, bug fixes, and developer tools for testing and debugging.
Analysis of Apple's influence on web standards, focusing on the adoption hurdles of the Pointer Events specification due to Apple's lack of support.
A guide to using the HTML <small> element for legal disclaimers and fine print, not for presentation.
A developer's critical analysis of the stalled standards process for implementing responsive images on the web, focusing on the src-N proposal.
A critique of modern web development practices that undermine the web's core strength of universal accessibility across devices and networks.
Author explains their decision to leave the W3C to focus on personal projects, open source work, writing a book, and standards development.
Discusses the shift away from CSS vendor prefixes as features become stable, and the need to treat experimental features carefully.
The CSS border-corner-shape property is at risk of being removed from the spec. The author calls for developers to provide use cases to help save it.
A guide to using MathML for web equations with a CSS fallback for browsers lacking native support, based on a real-world use case.
Argues that all web designs are inherently broken due to the vast diversity of browsers and devices, and advocates for future-friendly development practices.
A web developer's 2012 roundup of his most popular posts, covering responsive design, CSS techniques, and web standards debates.
The author expresses excitement for Web Platform Docs, a collaborative project by browser vendors to create unified web development documentation.
Web developer Lea Verou announces joining the W3C team to work on developer relations, web education, and standards design.
A critique of the WHATWG's process for standardizing responsive images, highlighting developer frustration over the adoption of the srcset attribute.
Explores the CSS animation-direction property, its values, and a proposed syntax change for better control over animation iterations.
Critique of non-standard CSS text masking and advocacy for using SVG as a standards-compliant alternative for text effects.