TIL: Adding a class to the col element distributes the styles to all cells in that “column”.

With a little help of :target, this means that you can highlight a specific column when sharing a link.

Blog post: matuzo.at/blog/highlighting-colu… t.co/2ImR5ciObi

I wanted to optimize a website for Opera Mini on a Nokia 3310. To my surprise, I didn’t have to change much, thanks to Progressive Enhancement.

In this article I explain why this principle is so important, and I provide you with some practical examples.

matuzo.at/blog/beauty-of-progres…

Chrome added accessibility information to the element pop-over. When you inspect an element, you’ll see:

– the accessible name.
– role.
– if it’s keyboard-focusable.
– contrast ratio.

aweeesooomme 🖤

(Check it out in Chrome Canary) t.co/rMoFy9XnA2

The question how good “good enough” is and at which point a website is ready to go online is keeping me busy lately. The web is in bad shape. We need to readjust our understanding of what quality means and what we can expect our users to put up with.

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Can you recommend frontend conferences that would be interested in a talk about HTML?

I’d like to give it a shot with my @htm_hell talk. I have so many fanatstic stupid ideas. 😁

I tweeted this about a year ago, but I didn’t take my own advice, so here’s a reminder for you and me:

💡Change your macOS settings to always show scroll bars. This will help you spot overflow bugs, e.g. caused by width: 100vw. 🙂

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I just finished an accessibility audit for a client and I decided to share some quick checks I perform in every site I audit and build.

Have fun <3

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#a11y

If @____lighthouse tells us that our site is 100% accessible, it doesn’t mean it is. To prove that, I built the most inaccessible site possible with a perfect Lighthouse score. #a11y
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