> The end user interacts with the application visually. That's why we test visually. Not all users interact visually. Selecting interactive elements through accessible labels, not based on visual appearance, is a better…
In a lot of places, _you can_ friend!
I agree I was wrong, there's another reply to me that's a lot more coherent about what I was going for. I do think it's important to still understand and confront the problems of whiteness as an identity head on. >…
I think this is a better way to put all of that than what I said, thanks.
Sure, but the history of the term matters in this context & maybe should be taught a little more. Like when we grow up these days, we sorta get the idea that White or Black are these inherent traits that people…
"White" isn't a racial group. "White" as an idea to describe a group of (roughly) light skinned European people, came about in order to justify enslaving and subjugating other groups. Various groups worked their way…
The problem is partly that page speed measurement tools care a lot about that first load. Even if everything after that is super snappy due to cached resources, if you are only using 5% of the total CSS file in the…
I suppose I was reacting to this: "Authoritative reference documents of MDN are going to become cluttered with comments and disagreements" Which suggests previously authoritative docs are becoming less so due to being…
There are a lot of useful comments already. Something that hasn't been pointed out yet as far as I can tell is that there are accessibility and quality errors on your website. If I am looking to hire somebody it's one…
I've had a rough time with GrandPad. Tried to set it up for a family to use during covid, the mother is in her 60s and pretty competent with tech - they use iPads, Kindles etc just fine. We tried to change the…
This tool definitely seems very close in spirit to mavo, but paid. I didn't last long enough after the autoplaying video to learn if there's anything it can do that mavo doesn't do (maybe hosting services?) that's worth…
> The end user interacts with the application visually. That's why we test visually. Not all users interact visually. Selecting interactive elements through accessible labels, not based on visual appearance, is a better…
In a lot of places, _you can_ friend!
I agree I was wrong, there's another reply to me that's a lot more coherent about what I was going for. I do think it's important to still understand and confront the problems of whiteness as an identity head on. >…
I think this is a better way to put all of that than what I said, thanks.
Sure, but the history of the term matters in this context & maybe should be taught a little more. Like when we grow up these days, we sorta get the idea that White or Black are these inherent traits that people…
"White" isn't a racial group. "White" as an idea to describe a group of (roughly) light skinned European people, came about in order to justify enslaving and subjugating other groups. Various groups worked their way…
The problem is partly that page speed measurement tools care a lot about that first load. Even if everything after that is super snappy due to cached resources, if you are only using 5% of the total CSS file in the…
I suppose I was reacting to this: "Authoritative reference documents of MDN are going to become cluttered with comments and disagreements" Which suggests previously authoritative docs are becoming less so due to being…
There are a lot of useful comments already. Something that hasn't been pointed out yet as far as I can tell is that there are accessibility and quality errors on your website. If I am looking to hire somebody it's one…
I've had a rough time with GrandPad. Tried to set it up for a family to use during covid, the mother is in her 60s and pretty competent with tech - they use iPads, Kindles etc just fine. We tried to change the…
This tool definitely seems very close in spirit to mavo, but paid. I didn't last long enough after the autoplaying video to learn if there's anything it can do that mavo doesn't do (maybe hosting services?) that's worth…