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There are so many *free* talks happening RIGHT NOW on #ID24.
Check out the schedule - https://inclusivedesign24.org/2025/schedule/
There are so many *free* talks happening RIGHT NOW on #ID24.
Check out the schedule - https://inclusivedesign24.org/2025/schedule/
I'm lost on how long an alt-text should be. Like, the WAVE tool keeps telling me they are too long when I write "Close up of a table with coffee cups, water bottles and Coffee cans". I can't really shorten that? Here I see people write entire novels on alt text...I read a guide on alt-text that also says to make them more precise.
What do the visually impaired/blind people actually prefer?
By the way, if your website only uses minimal styling, or no styles at all, consider setting
in the . This allows browsers to also use their default dark mode styles on your page, without you having to do anything. If you don't, it'll always be light mode.
For example, these screenshots show this minimal document and how it will be rendered when the browser is set to light or dark mode.
By the way, if your website only uses minimal styling, or no styles at all, consider setting
in the . This allows browsers to also use their default dark mode styles on your page, without you having to do anything. If you don't, it'll always be light mode.
For example, these screenshots show this minimal document and how it will be rendered when the browser is set to light or dark mode.
“In other words, we’re left with a web page announcing a new era of design for the United States government, but it’s tremendously costly to download, and inaccessible to many. What I want to suggest is that neither of these things are accidents: they read to me as signals of intent; of how this administration intends to practice design.”
Couldn’t agree more with this article by @beep
“In other words, we’re left with a web page announcing a new era of design for the United States government, but it’s tremendously costly to download, and inaccessible to many. What I want to suggest is that neither of these things are accidents: they read to me as signals of intent; of how this administration intends to practice design.”
Couldn’t agree more with this article by @beep
I figure there might be **just a few** people that can relate to Velma on this topic around here.
📰 New post on my #blog !
It outlines how i built my own not too complex solution to create a post-specific image gallery using #Eleventy .
Could be very useful for portfolios where the main focus is images.
https://www.delyo.be/blog/rants/2025-08-21-eleventy-gallery-hook/
📰 New post on my #blog !
It outlines how i built my own not too complex solution to create a post-specific image gallery using #Eleventy .
Could be very useful for portfolios where the main focus is images.
https://www.delyo.be/blog/rants/2025-08-21-eleventy-gallery-hook/
Printing the web: making webpages look good on paper (Declan Chidlow)
https://piccalil.li/blog/printing-the-web-making-webpages-look-good-on-paper/
Printing the web: making webpages look good on paper (Declan Chidlow)
https://piccalil.li/blog/printing-the-web-making-webpages-look-good-on-paper/
OpenFreeMap
OpenFreeMap lets you display custom maps on your website and apps for free.
#openfreemap #openstreetmap #maps #custom #forfree #webdev #python #js #opensource #webdesign #app #apps
OpenFreeMap
OpenFreeMap lets you display custom maps on your website and apps for free.
#openfreemap #openstreetmap #maps #custom #forfree #webdev #python #js #opensource #webdesign #app #apps
if you like hand-written HTML and the simplest of page composition I can't recommend enough net.art theorist Olia Lialina's "Prof. Dr. Style" as a search term
[What] message is delivered by classic Prof. Dr. pages, looking primitive and all the same? Independence. Inside academic circles, a page made in Prof. Dr. Style shows off distance from the institution's corporate identity and its Content or Knowledge Management systems, which is not an easy status to achieve. Outside of academia, such pages are made by people who know everything about the internet, but are too cool to mess with web design.see: Prof. Dr. Style, Vernacular Web 3 (2010)
if you like hand-written HTML and the simplest of page composition I can't recommend enough net.art theorist Olia Lialina's "Prof. Dr. Style" as a search term
[What] message is delivered by classic Prof. Dr. pages, looking primitive and all the same? Independence. Inside academic circles, a page made in Prof. Dr. Style shows off distance from the institution's corporate identity and its Content or Knowledge Management systems, which is not an easy status to achieve. Outside of academia, such pages are made by people who know everything about the internet, but are too cool to mess with web design.see: Prof. Dr. Style, Vernacular Web 3 (2010)
I’m looking for anyone in my circles who:
• is a front-end web developer
• has some design sense
• understands the allure of buying a Linux computer
• is open to paid work
A Linux computer company reached out asking if I was available for paid work on their website and while I would love to, I’m just not able to find the time right now. But they’re a great company and I would love to connect them with someone!
A space for Bonfire maintainers and contributors to communicate
