A great step-by-step walkthrough by Heydon of making an accessible to-do list, the “Hello World” of JavaScript frameworks.
There’s a lot of great knowledge in here that can be applied to plenty of other interface elements too.
Hui-Jing talks through her process of building a to-do app on Glitch using a progressive enhancement mindset:
I found that HTML out-of-the-box takes care of a lot of things when it comes to collecting user inputs from the front-end, which resulted in much less code required. This is not to say client-side Javascript is bad, because the experience was smoother (and faster) when I used it for updating content.
Nik demos the neat interactions in Realmac’s latest piece of iOS software in this cute little video.
Fixed an issue on iOS and iPadOS where
datalistsuggestions were presented directly over the associated input, obscuring it.
Great minds think alike! I have a very similar HTML web component on the front page of The Session called input-autosuggest.
This is very nice HTML web component by Miriam, progressively enhancing an ordered list of audio elements.
A defensive enhancement to avoid losing everything you just typed into a textarea.
Business, sustainability, and inclusivity.
Separate your concerns.
Aiming for originality and creativity in alt text.
Adding `alt` text to uploaded images.