Today marks 9 years since my partner Vicky and I got together. She’s definitely the best thing that’s happened to me.
In those 9 years, we’ve adopted two cats, moved house twice, got engaged and had two beautiful children together.
Roll on the next 9 years ❤️
I’ve been keeping a keen eye on this Gutenberg accessibility situation for a number of reasons and this post is calming to read.
There's still a lot to do to make Gutenberg compliant, but going in with a calm, pragmatic attitude, rather than a reactive, bitter one will surely be better for everyone.
https://www.joedolson.com/2018/10/some-gutenberg-accessibility-clarifications/
This is smart as heck. What better way to teach folks about the <details> element than using the elements themselves to structure the post?
Hopefully, this neat angle will open up a really handy and more importantly, accessible, native HTML element to those (including me) who would previously use JavaScript.
I've been prattling on (and will continue to) about progressive enhancement of late, but let me share this by Ethan Marcotte, who does a much better job of talking about it than I do.
It's a super inspiring talk and you should definitely give it some of your time.
https://www.webstock.org.nz/talks/the-map-and-the-territory/
I’m really looking forward to speaking at Inclusive design 24 this evening. It’s totally free, online and features some amazing speakers.
You can catch my talk at 21:00 UTC, where I’ll be talking about the power of progressive enhancement! You can follow along with the live stream, here.