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ExplorerPatcher fixes everything I hate about Win11

This adage has been "the first rule of ARIA" since the beginning. There are a few ARIA "widgets" that have no HTML equivalent, such as Tabs or a spreadsheet-like Grid. Those are he…

They're working on it in the "Core Accessibility API Mappings" spec https://www.w3.org/TR/core-aam-1.2/

Location: Louisville, KY, USA (EST) Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: No Technologies: TypeScript, React, React Native, Next.js, Node.js, TailwindCSS, AI/LLM integration, UI/UX, Fig…

The joy of US "at-will" employment is that every company's Code of Conduct reserves the right to "separate" you for undermining mission alignment. The whole system is toxic.

What if we extended this idea beyond one dataset to all discrete news events and entities: people, organizations, places. Just like here you could get a timeline of key events, a g…

I built something with Service Workers a few years ago. It's similar in concept, but I never got around to syncing with a server. Instead of a WASM backend, I used react-dom/server…

Neat, is it on github?

> building a more AI friendly DOM You might consider the Accessibility Tree and its semantics. Plain divs are basically filtered out so you're left with interactive objects and som…

This is a cool idea! At first I thought it was that they give you notes about what happened, and you have to process the information real-time and suggest practical improvements.

If you're searching for a physical reference guide, I'd imagine "Word Clues" from middle school still holds up. https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/1616203.Word_Clues_Vocab...

Can you link to the ATS checker please?

Does it implement the proposed Declarative Custom Element spec with slice templating? https://github.com/EPA-WG/custom-element

They do pick up the "title" attribute sometimes and apply it as a label. But it's not really the same as being able to keyboard navigate to the browser-generated tooltip.

This link 404s because it should be www instead of wwww

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Check out these syllabi/ebooks, lots of focus on history of UI/UX and foundational patterns: https://faculty.washington.edu/ajko/books/user-interface-sof... http://faculty.washingt…