Happy 31st Birthday HTML tags!
On October 29, 1991, the internet pioneer, Tim Berners-Lee, published a document entitled HTML Tags. The document contained a description of the first 18 HTML tags.
webdesignmuseum.org/web-desi…#HTML#InternetHistory
Germany could meet all its energy demand with solar, wind and batteries within the next 10 years at a total cost of just $36.7 billion a year. That’s less than 1% of Germany’s GDP (and less than its current annual fossil fuel subsidies). link.medium.com/zzPh5gXqjub
To become a good frontend developer, you need to:
- accept that your work will never be perfect / done
- realize that communication skills are more important than programming skills
- be patient
- have a high frustration tolerance
TIL: display scaling effects the value of Element.scrollTop
Example: with display scaling 100% it returns 1250px, set to 125% it returns 1249.5999755859375
🎉 We've launched another new web.dev course. Say hello to Learn Accessibility, written by @cariefisher.
Seven modules are available now, and the full course will roll out over the rest of this year. web.dev/introducing-learn-ac…
🎉 Today we're launching our latest web.dev course. Say hello to Learn HTML, written by @estellevw
The first five modules are available today, the full course will roll out over the rest of this year.
➡️ web.dev/introducing-learn-ht…
Want to have details only for small screens, here is my current approach: jsbin.com/ranizidope/1/edit?…
Wonder if there are any #a11y issues with this approach?
E.g. Is it fine that on big screens it still works like details for non-mouse users, but arrow is not shown?
What HTML feature would you like to have?
My wishlist:
- HTML media queries <div media="(min-width: 30em)"
- HTML includes <include src="component.html" loading="lazy">
It's really impressive that ~5 years ago, both :has() and container queries were considered as almost impossible (performance issues, endless loop...), and now ship in browsers.