Know your ARIA: 'Hidden' vs 'None' by @scottohara.me
11 days ago
author says: A primer on appropriately using aria-hidden='true' and role='none/presentation'. They each do very different things to elements, but their purposes are sometimes confused by developers.
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via:piperh
11 days ago
What we learned from getting our gov.uk autocomplete tested for accessibility #a11y
4 weeks ago
A blog about getting the GOV.uk autocomplete checked for accessibility:
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gds
via:ideasatrandom
4 weeks ago
How we’ve made GOV.UK Elements even more accessible - Accessibility #a11y #gds
march 2018
How the UK's Government Digital Services team made their components even more accessible. #a11y
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via:dotcode
march 2018
The Cost Of JavaScript - by @AddyOsmani
november 2017
As we build sites more heavily reliant on JavaScript, we sometimes pay for what we send down in ways that we can’t always easily see.
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via:jjwon0
november 2017
How I landed my post-bootcamp software developer job in just seven weeks
november 2017
How I landed my post-bootcamp software developer job in just seven weeks
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via:cmaresh
november 2017
How to disable the drop-shadow in Mac OS X window screenshots
may 2017
Whenever you take a window screenshot on the Mac (command-shift-4, followed by the spacebar), it captures the window contents and the drop shadow beneath the window, and saves it into a transparent PNG file on your desktop
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via:colcustard
may 2017
Top 5 Tutorials for Getting Started with React
february 2017
List of best React tutorials.
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via:lost_in_space
february 2017
Let them paste passwords - via @ncsc
january 2017
RT @ncsc: Allow your website to accept pasted passwords - it makes your site more secure, not less
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via:connrs
january 2017
On Better Meetings by @lara_hogan - Very useful guide
january 2017
As an engineering director, my week is filled with meetings: one-on-ones with my direct reports, skip-level one-on-ones with theirs. Meetings to make decisions, meetings to share information, meetings to teambuild. I have meetings to provide mentorship, or feedback on a presentation, or to get coaching.
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via:caochauvu
january 2017
Frameworks without the framework: why didn't we think of this sooner? • Svelte
december 2016
You can't write serious applications in vanilla JavaScript without hitting a complexity wall. But a compiler can do it for you. Wait, this new framework has a runtime? Ugh. Thanks, I'll pass. – front end developers in 2018
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via:pfhawkins
december 2016
Work at different management levels (or what *do* managers do _all_ day?) by @lara_hogan
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via:n0vakovic
october 2016
I remember working as a developer at a company and complaining that I had no idea what the bosses did all day. It felt like while we engineers were working hard and shipping stuff, managers just talked to a lot of people all the time, or sat in their offices behind closed doors, and I had no idea what their work looked like.1
october 2016
Offline content with service workers
september 2016
Service workers can do a lot more than make web pages work offline but for most people, myself included, this will be their first experience with them. I recently implemented a simple offline page for my blog and was surprised with how easy it was. Full of confidence, I wanted to do more. I decided to start saving blog posts for offline reading and things escalated quickly. I soon learnt the rabbit hole is deep.
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via:Gwendoux
september 2016
What the Heck is Shadow DOM? | Dimitri Glazkov
september 2016
If you build Web sites, you probably use Javascript libraries. If so, you are probably grateful to the nameless heroes who make these libraries not suck. One common problem these brave soldiers of the Web have to face is encapsulation.
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via:rufous
september 2016
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