Hi friends, I'm moving one last time and will be over here now: https://social.ericwbailey.website/@eric

Listening to The Ramones while setting up a new dish strainer, which is decidedly not punk.

Reminder that if you have a blog and also happen to be involved in web development - you are not limited to writing tech posts!

I really love when people write about music, pets, hobbies, DIY projects... Anything other than making rectangles appear on screens!

I want to do that more myself this year. Let's get personal! 💜

@svgeesus :chefs-kiss:

@svgeesus I'll never forget Firefox letting you toggle different stylesheets and the, like, two sites that actually supported it.

@svgeesus Ooooof, yeah.

@jimniels @knowler MODS

@donnie cards are just links that got too big for their britches

@annaecook (Good tell that someone might be troublesome if they refer to themselves with that term, in my opinion. The only expert on disability is the person experiencing it.)

@annaecook I try to correct people when they call me that. Always more to learn.

@binyamin Yes! Love their writing.

@matthiasott if only there was some way to encapsulate collections of property/value declarations

The #CSSWG just resolved to allow `var()` references in #CSS container queries:

```css
@container (inline-size > var(--small)) {
.card { padding: 2em; }
}
```

The custom property is resolved on the container – so we're querying if the computed value of `--small` on our container:

1. is valid in context (a `<length>` value), and
2. is less-than the container `inline-size`

It's not "custom media queries" feature, but it is Damn Close™️ – and maybe more powerful. I'm excited to play with it! 🥳

@mia :sicko-yes:

@markwyner 💜

@hi_mayank 😱

Very late in yesterday’s #BrailleDay I posted:

“JAWS, NVDA, and VoiceOver Braille Viewers”
https://adrianroselli.com/2023/01/jaws-nvda-and-voiceover-braille-viewers.html

I do not have a Braille display nor do I read Braille. But these can be useful for quick tests on what is not exposed. Also, hire someone who does. #accessibility

really appreciate how everyone refused to acknowledge the concept of resolutions this year

New blog post: Component library accessibility audit

#a11y

https://racheleditullio.com/blog/2023/01/component-library-accessibility-audit/

@pants Oy. We had a CEO breakpoint at a previous job, just so he wouldn't complain when browsing on his weirdo Android tablet.