Targeting an `<iframe>` element is an interesting technique for progressive enhancement (e.g. showing search results in the iframe that updates when the user submits a filter form), however, the lack of feedback for screen readers when the frame navigates makes me think it should be avoided. #ProgressiveEnhancement #accessibility #a11y
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Baseline, more than a rule of thumb? · “Don’t use Google’s Baseline to decide which web features to use.” https://ilo.im/1636ud
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Rob O'Leary · Don't use Google's Baseline to decide which web features to useBaseline is a simplified view of browser support. I want to discuss if you should use it to decide which web features to use.
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Simplify sharing · How to make content sharing effortless on your website https://ilo.im/16350b
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PiccalilliSimplify sharing with built-in APIs and progressive enhancementInstead of leaning into heavy social sharing widgets, you can create a truly user-friendly social sharing component that works for everyone, using built-in APIs and progressive enhancement.
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CSS customization for the ‘select’ element · Chrome 135 brings the new property ‘appearance: base-select’ https://ilo.im/162yuz
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The bare minimum for CSS view transitions · An instant win for your website’s user experience https://ilo.im/162voy
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Trying to do a css only proximity hover effect with variable fonts.
I was nearly there and only than understood, that without javascript my variable font is not loading.
aww damn. 
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CSS scroll-state() · Chrome 133 introduces scroll state container queries https://ilo.im/161umo
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Chrome for DevelopersCSS scroll-state() | Blog | Chrome for DevelopersLike container queries; but for stuck, snapped, and overflowing queries.
We're still accepting submissions for the #fluConf2025 track on #inclusivity and #accessibility in tech. Broad interpretations of the topics are welcome, ranging from the technical implementation details of how to build for and with assistive technologies, to the many cultural factors that act as barriers to adoption of free/open software and participation in the wider ecosystem.
Share your insights on designing hiring processes, identifying biases in data and barriers to access, the lost art of progressive enhancement, and whatever else the themes mean to you.
Apply up until midnight of January 19th, 2025 (anywhere on Earth)
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Oh fun, the recording of my #PixelPalooza talk about #GIFs, #A11y, #ProgressiveEnhancement and #WebComponents is live! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hepvw6xr_O0
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“Yes, progressive enhancement is a fucking moral argument” by @awfulwoman
https://awfulwoman.com/posts/2016/progressive-enhancement/
> I know that progressive enhancement is harder than just jumping straight in and coding your app in whatever your favourite framework is. But guess what? Being a responsible adult is hard. Caring for others is hard. This fucking world is hard. It’s up to each of us to make it easier for each other.
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> If I ever…
️ https://nicolas-hoizey.com/links/2024/11/29/yes-progressive-enhancement-is-a-fucking-moral-argument/
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“Yes, progressive enhancement is a fucking moral argument” by @awfulwoman
https://awfulwoman.com/posts/2016/progressive-enhancement/
> I know that progressive enhancement is harder than just jumping straight in and coding your app in whatever your favourite framework is. But guess what? Being a responsible adult is hard. Caring for others is hard. This fucking world is hard. It’s up to each of us to make it easier for each other.
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> If I ever…
️ https://nicolas-hoizey.com/links/2024/11/29/yes-progressive-enhancement-is-a-fucking-moral-argument/
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Microsoft Mgmt Deteriorates GitHub UX - Goodbye Perf and Progressive Enhancement?
Mu-An Chiou writes @muan:
"React got pushed down from Microsoft management and most of us on the [GitHub] front-end team quit."
Mu-An ChiouJavaScript dos and donts @ Mu-An ChiouDo
When the core functionality of a feature cannot function with only HTML.
When the core functionality of a feature can benefit from some JavaScript. Start with only HTML, then progressively enhance it, so it can still work without Jav...
@octothorpe @jensimmons If browsers then provided a way in their dev tools to degrade their browsers to the #MinimalViableWeb subset, then we could once again have an easy way to test #ProgressiveEnhancement and #GracefulDegradation, just like we had back when one could expect #InternetExplorer to represent that smallest common denominator among browser implementations
What would you advise as date format —for a server rendered fallback that would be replaced by relative date ("2 days ago" for example) when JavaScript is available?
I would like to have:
1. As little as layout reflow possible
2. An actually decent initial format (in case it's not replaced)
If you're an anspiring web developer, start with #html, #css and #progressiveenhancement and any #dev tooling that doesn't assume your entire frontend is generated from #JavaScript. You can build a website just fine without any SPA like #angular, #react, #svelte or #vue.
Antwortete Bramus
A common piece of feedback I receive on this one is “it’s Chrome-only, so I won’t use it”.
Here’s the kicker: that doesn’t really matter here, as it’s a nice #ProgressiveEnhancement: Browsers without support get the status quo. Browsers with support get the nice transition.
At worst you make the experience better in browsers with support.
https://developer.chrome.com/docs/css-ui/animate-to-height-auto/
Chrome for DevelopersAnimate to height: auto; (and other intrinsic sizing keywords) in CSS | CSS and UI | Chrome for DevelopersAnimate to and from intrinsic sizing keywords with `interpolate-size` and `calc-size()`
Hello there. #introduction
I'm doing webby things. Originally from Poland, currently based in Berlin. I strongly believe in #progressiveEnhancement, that #accessibility on the web should be inalienable (thought I still have a lot to learn here) and that any single web page should fit on a 1.44MB floppy unless it has a _really_ good reason not to.