Content is king. So respecting how users choose to consume that content is absolutely critical. (PS: If you’re just here to see how to scale iOS font sizes to respect user preferences, click here for that and the TLDR) Out with the old Early in my career, I consistently chose a fixed pixel size for […]
Très bien Bento Break 7! Lots of inclusive content this time. Time, blood, and bots. Gore, Games, and Inclusion Gore is an accessibility issue. Had no idea. Time isn’t the same globally Fascinating experience of a missionary. AI and a11y Teaching AI to be inclusive
This article is more of a musing than anything in-depth. I just returned from the most magical place on Earth, Disney World & Universal Studios. The execution of the work, scenery, rides, immersion in the newer areas of each park was baffling to the point of feeling cathedral-like. While returning from the hotel to the […]
Another bona fide Bento Break! Podcasts, tech, and great content. Oh my. Accessible motion How to do it right. Magnetic charging cables These are a game changer in my house. Darknet Diaries The podcast of web spies, lies, and suprise
Bento Break 5? Bon appétit! (Not sure how long I can keep these food alliterations up…) Accessible furniture, CSS pseudos, and great music. Oh my. Shared transitions Looking forward to this one. New CSS Psuedo-classes Some valuable stuff here. High contrast furniture Accessibile furniture colors? Of course!
A while back when reviewing common animation transitions for pages & elements I compiled a massive list of web-based motion and how I recommend you use them. Remember, using a ‘prefers-reduced-motion’ fallback doesn’t mean you must remove all animation. Reduce X or Y pixel movement and keep transition speeds gentle. Crossfades, color shifts, and blurs […]
Bienvenido, its Bento Break 4! Accessibility reviews, great art, and some minimalism sprinkled in just for fun. WebAim Million 2021 WebAim’s accessible web review is here. Can I Email? Can I Use for email. The pain is real. Tiny home in the Alps Minimalism is fascinating
