Ever try to code a website without DevTools? Ugh! Being able to see the DOM tree (the HTML) & the CSS cascade is a huge help.
We've been wrangling Accessibility without any such tool — until now.
Here's a tour of the Firefox Accessibility Inspector:
📺 https://t.co/uzz3HeVIfw
"There's open disdain for CSS and HTML which make websites possible... ...This attitude has lead to a sole preference for JavaScript, which has created a brittle, slow, and inaccessible web that is failing to serve the public the way it should."
https://t.co/6fOYOTMBPe
This industry needs to embrace the new generation of self-taught designers/coders who have little work experience but a ton of passion and growth. If you’re hiring early designers/coders, please reply to this thread.
Was working with a developer last week and we were debugging some CSS. I had them create a test class:
.test
Then I asked them to make it so it applied to all paragraphs inside a div with that class.
They didn’t know how to do it. They’ve been a dev for 10+ years.
Good design is invisible. It’s like the air conditioning in the room. If you’re aware of the air conditioning, it’s probably because there’s something wrong. The best air conditioner is one you don’t know about.
https://t.co/c1OCZSiloq
Funny how a lot of folks including die hard Android and Apple users criticized Apple for the camera notch and here comes pixel 3 similar notch. Group think?🤔