I am currently working on #accessibility in #forgejo. And I discovered a problem with focus where it is not possible to navigate the page with "tab", a dropdown makes the focus skip to the end of the page and you end up in a loop.
Can someone recommend ways or tools to debug focus in webbrowsers? I have a hard time to see how the focus skips there. Any hints are welcome.
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The exquisite skewering of the intersection between #webdevelopment , #antiwork , #corporate bullshit and parody is at the level of The Office (UK) and the IT shop (UK).
Does the US #television industry somehow discourage innovation in this area?
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Now that Safari 17.4 is available, what other new web technology — HTML, CSS, JS, Web API, media support, etc — would you like to see supported in Safari next?
What’s most needed?
What will you use it for?
Or how will it help your team serve your users?
Tell me a story…
If the debate you’re having is over which hammer and nails are “better” and not whether your users need a bird house or a tiny home or a mansion or some point in between, we probably won’t get along: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ABfDJtY9l1c
Please leave elitism and purity gatekeeping to the left of the welcome mat (especially if it’s in the name of ensuring “quality” or “purity” backed by the subjective opinion of a few clout holders).
What prompted my rant? I work for Meta and today, the backend, where I do most of my work, is no longer supported by Mozilla Firefox. I do not know Meta's plans for the future, but I would suspect the front end is only a matter of time.
I cannot say I blame Meta. Recently, even the IRS website experienced an issue with Firefox (it is fixed now). But the truth is, Firefox, no longer has the market share to say, "What about us?"
"What about us?" -- What about you? You did not even care about yourself to take care of yourself. You were given feedback, suggestions, and a wave of developers, both, paid and free (open source) tried to save you from yourself, Mozilla.
Needless to say, my anger is not toward all the many websites that in the future will drop support for Firefox. My anger is toward Mozilla and the management team who failed us all.
Is there a CSS framework that lies between MVP.css/water.css and Tailwind?
With the no class names "frameworks" I find it ingenious that I very quickly have a good-looking page where I can specify the appearance more precisely via a few variables. With Tailwind, for example, I find the helper classes for responsive Flex layout etc. super ingenious. Only with tailwind it annoys me that I end up with markup that is difficult to read, #css#webdevelopment
like button, input etc. which have the same name and which I have to specify. I don't really want that and responsive layout via columns is also not as elegant as in tailwind with the responsive flex classes. Can you recommend something other? #css#webdevelopment
After initial load, when idle, ship another bundle async, which might be bigger in size, but is optimized for speed and swap the two bundles with each other.