The Year 2020
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Labeling Icon-Only Links
My response to “Accessible SVG Icons” on CSS-Tricks.
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Preventing Orphans in Flexbox
No single element in last row, thanks to :nth-last-child.
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Keep Sharing
A case for blogging more frequently.
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Re: Design - Superfluous and Advanced
JavaScript. The optional enhancement.
Editorial
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Breakpoints for Print
A media query test page for web browsers.
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We Are Web Clerks 2020 #ViennaCalling
Attending a meetup/conference hybrid, completely remote.
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Farewell medium.com
Their User Experience is not turning for the better.
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My Twitter Anniversary
I joined ten years ago. I’m still here. Reluctantly.
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Re: Design - Style and Delight
Style sheets. To make HTML pleasing to the eye.
Editorial
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Animating Emojis
It happened again, with the 2020 Monkey Edition.
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CSS Debugging Hack
In a nutshell: * { outline: 1px solid hotpink; }
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Happy 10th Birthday @RWD
Ethan Marcotte reflects on ten years of Responsive Web Design.
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Re: Design - Structure and Semantics
URLs and HTML. The foundation of every website.
Editorial
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VoiceOver Table Issues
Do not feed an HTML table without display:table to VoiceOver (Mac).
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All-in on Progressive Enhancement
Manuel Matuzović went the extra mile. As if his article content wasn’t great already, look at his teaser image.
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CSS Naked Day 2020
Today I learned two things.
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Displayable Content Inside Document Head?
My site makes its own inline styles visible.
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CSS Variables in Style Attributes
HTML for content, CSS for styling. What about the HTML style attribute?
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Line-up for An Event Apart in Washington, DC
Me thinks @zeldman is prototyping a new image Captcha.
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Should You Self-Host Google Fonts?
A question asked and answered by Michael Scharnagl.
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