Since I have just moved to the UK I feel like the right time to share this map I have made: 'The Great Geological Tour' 3824 km of fun throughout millions of years of Natural History! [OC]
When reading articles by accessibility professionals, you can identify how long they've been in the field by how jaded their writing is and how aggressively they've countered every single conceivable rebuttal.
Came across this fantastic post by Slava Shestopalov randomly while looking for something else
medium.com/design-bridg...
In the usability & web tech class we used to teach at MIT with @karger.bsky.social I’d give a lecture on graphic design that included this, but this is so much better presented.
The most undervalued front-end skill right now isn't prompting, it's being able to look at a broken layout and know what's causing it.
youtu.be/2pJHWhmqlNU
Amazing talk by @sarahedo.bsky.social at @renderatl.com packed with insights on how the web continues to evolve with AI. This particular slide on how the security bug fixes in the latest Chrome stable releases have grown with the latest AI models was a huge 🤯 wow moment for me
For You but cross-lexicon: find people who liked the same Bluesky posts as you and show you what they:
- liked on standard.site
- starred on tangled
- rsvp'ed on atmo.rsvp
- saved on semble.so
- listened to on teal.fm
- etc
Unfortunately not pure CSS, but using an SVG filter to blur and set a threshold on the alpha channel looks surprisingly decent I think: codepen.io/Magns/pen/YP...
One of the things that we at Chrome have been thinking about is a way to do declarative route and navigation matching **in CSS**.
Together with @nomster.bsky.social and @dbaron.org I’ve been working on it for the past few months, and next week we’ll be presenting our work at the CSSWG F2F meeting.
The two Google #cssday presentations are on YouTube:
youtu.be/QA5f2loqtM4 @una.im about modern UI patterns
youtu.be/8FSLsVAJj2w @bram.us about view transitions.
The other videos will be published on Conffab in the not too distant future. We'll tell you when they're available.
I think in the next few years, human communities and the value of the handmade in certain areas will become more important, not less
We’ve actually seen this trend in art history play out a few times already -> highly mechanical gives way to the return of the “prestige of the handmade”