Dave Rupert discusses browser diversity (post Mozilla layoffs) and the increasing complexity of modern web dev, Sophie Hodge compares the behaviour of our users to cats 🙀, Christian Heilmann encourages us to ensure (dev) tools are built to be inclusive and Built for Mars disects 'buy-now, pay-later' payment system Klarna, used by the likes of ASOS. Also, Davor Tvorić documents his React mastery journey... although Ender Minyard and Jim Nielsen both warn against 'expensive' front-end frameworks, whilst Lea Verou looks for some stricter criteria around web components.
Accessibility specialist Manuel Matuzovic talks accessible CSS, Patrick Brosset highlights how CSS custom properties behave in the browser. Val Head describes accessible web animation and Léonie Watson takes on the tricky subject of how screen readers navigate data tables. Ender Minyard and Chris Bongers give web performance tips and there's a couple of conferences, one past (Inclusive Design 24) and one upcoming (Jamstack Conf Virtual).
Chris Coyier discusses the important, not-mentioned-enough topic of website carbon emissions, Aleksandr Hovhannisyan picks up on those over-used (albeit it lovely) "happy blue people" illustrations. I watched and enjoyed Netflix's documentary-drama 'The Social Dilemma' but some there's some well-founded criticism from Pranav Malhotra and Brandon Dorn dissect the web brutalism design aesthetic.
Parse Hub is an open-source web scraping tool I used recently, Duet Design System recently released "yet another" date picker but very welcome it is, as it's a tricky thing to do well (as I've found to my cost...) and has a focus on accessibility. There's more accessibility tools from a11yresources, the Cory LaViska's Shoelace web component library gets an update, Pablo Stanley gives us a lovely collection of diverse, customisable hand-drawn people illustrations (now with added face masks! 😷) and lastly an open source modular components library from Chromatic.