Rethinking Text Resizing on Web
Airbnb has made significant strides in improving web accessibility for Hosts and guests who require larger text sizes. This post takes an in-depth look at: The problems encountered on mobile web when relying solely on browser zoom.The challenges of introducing changes that would impact the workflow of all frontend engineers.The benefits seen since launching these accessibility improvements.by: Ste
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スライド概要 プロダクトデザインに一貫性をもたらすデザイントークンは有用ですが設計が難しく、デザイン負債になりやすい一面もあります。既存の良くできた技術をうまく取り入れることで、0ベースでの設計を避け、リソースを割きすぎることなくトークン設計を行うことができます。今回は実例を交えながら設計方法を紹介します。
MDN Curriculum
The MDN Curriculum provides a structured summary of the essential skills and practices for being a successful front-end developer. The Learn web development Core modules are based on this structure, as well as partner courses such as the Scrimba Frontend developer career path Last updated: October 2025 Beginner's level Self-paced Free Defines the essential skills and knowledge every front-end deve
The Surprising Truth About Pixels and Accessibility: should I use pixels or rems? • Josh W. Comeau
Filed underCSSoninMay 17th, 2022.May 2022.Last updatedoninMay 15th, 2025.May 2025. IntroductionShould I use pixels or ems/rems?! This is a question I hear a lot. Often with a dollop of anxiety or frustration behind the words. 😅 It's an emotionally-charged question because there are a lot of conflicting opinions out there, and it can be overwhelming. Maybe you've heard that rems are better for acc
Hiding content responsibly
I wrote about hiding content during the A11yAdvent calendar, namely how to make something invisible but still accessible for screen readers. I’m going to mention the “accessibility tree” a few times in this article, so be sure to read how accessibility trees inform assistive technologies by Hidde de Vries. In this article, I want to discuss all the ways to hide something, be it through HTML or CSS
Building a Tabs component | Articles | web.dev
In this post I want to share thinking on building a Tabs component for the web that is responsive, supports multiple device inputs, and works across browsers. Try the demo. Demo If you prefer video, here's a YouTube version of this post: Overview Tabs are a common component of design systems but can take many shapes and forms. First there were desktop tabs built on <frame> element, and now we have
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Building a sidenav component | Articles | web.dev
In this post I want to share with you how I prototyped a Sidenav component for the web that is responsive, stateful, supports keyboard navigation, works with and without JavaScript, and works across browsers. Try the demo. If you prefer video, here's a YouTube version of this post: Overview It's tough building a responsive navigation system. Some users will be on a keyboard, some will have powerfu
Checka11y.css - Instant CSS Accessibility Testing Tool
View error/warning codes (opens in new tab) Getting started Link to section Get started in seconds and make your website more accessible. Checka11y.css helps you identify common accessibility issues during development: Install checka11y-css via CDN, npm, or yarn Include the stylesheet in your development environment Remove it before deploying to production
Display: Contents Is Not a CSS Reset
Display: Contents Is Not a CSS Reset CSS resets are a collection of CSS styles that undo the default browser styling of many or most HTML elements. Recently I have seen cases of developers using display: contents on lists and headings to remove the margins and padding, and generally to visually do what a CSS reset might do. Essentially, they are using display: contents as a quick and dirty CSS res
Improving text readability for dyslexic users with skip-ink underlines
⚠️ This article is somewhat 6 years old (at the time I’m writing this message). Please keep this information in mind while reading it. Both technical capabilities and knowledge might be outdated. Designing an accessible interface is not only working on contrasts and colours for users with visual impairment. An accessible interface is built to be used by all kinds of users, including dyslexic peopl
Optimise your web development workflow 2016
Chrome DevTools Optimise your Web Development Workflow Originally given at ffconf 2016, watch the talk here Umar Hansa / @umaar You might also like these slides on browser automation in JavaScript About Me Current A few things I like... People leave on time Hack days are not just fixing technical debt Open Source github.com/springernature github.com/springernature/frontend DevTools Tips A develope
a11y.css’ documentation | a11y.css
Introduction Pronounced "Alix". This CSS file intends to warn developers about possible risks and mistakes that exist in HTML code. It can also be used to roughly evaluate a site's quality by simply including it as an external stylesheet. CSS files are available in French, English, Spanish, Greek, Arabic, Portuguese, Russian, Chinese, Polish and Dutch — and leveled or full. Web Extension Either yo
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Revisting prefers-reduced-motion | CSS-Tricks
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Removing the external link icon from GOV.UK – Design in government
GitHub - paypal/bootstrap-accessibility-plugin: Accessibility Plugin for Bootstrap 3 and Bootstrap 3 as SubModule