Boom! Bento Break 10 coming at you. CSS Tricks has had a ton of great content recently, so every article cited is from there. And as usual some great artwork from around the web. “Sticky” comes to tables Oh thank goodness. Finally. Blank is not _Blank These A targets are different Better disabled buttons Improved […]
In part 1 of Respecting Font Preferences, I discussed how in almost every major browser, users have the option to adjust the font family and sizes of their fonts to meet their unique needs. However, just because one font family is set to an equivalent of 16 pixels (the common default), does not mean another […]
Breaking news, it’s Bento Break 9 broskis! Accessibility, AI, collaboration, and some slick colorwork. AI and Accessibility Thoughts on re-designing AI. Dynamic Accessible Name Issues Adrian Roselli covers some interesting gotchas. Secrets of Sustained Collaboration These work very well.
While trying to create a new scalable way to support Dynamic Type on iOS devices, I ran into a snag where it also affected Desktop Safari font sizes. After playing around, I came up with what I believe to be new Safari and iOS CSS targeting hacks. /* iOS browsers */ @supports(font:-apple-system-body) and (-webkit-touch-callout:default){} […]
Bellissimo Bento Break 8 my friends! More illustration and experimental news this time. Advanced CSS animation Pushing cubic-bezier to the limits! Penderecki’s Garden An immersive experience; not at all accessible. Chrome & native files Pretty stoked to see this coming.
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
