Hey @chriscoyier.net ! In the old fashioned codepen, there's a `color-scheme: light dark;` applied to the results panel that's messing up a demo a little. It's also a little broken in a new pen, in dark mode the whole panel goes dark and plain text stays dark too. Does it have to be there at all?

I made a badge for the Viewable with Any Browser Campaign back in the 90s, so this was very nostalgic for me. I just made an #inclusiveFront badge as a GIF like back in the day and put them both on my site. This one is based partly on the flag of the Spanish Popular Front.

Ooooh what, contrast-color() is newly available across browsers?!: https://webstatus.dev/features/contrast-color

How long until AI tokens are expensive enough that people start hiring human LLM replacements? Petition to call these newly re-embraced employees "squishy Claude". Eventually we'll be back to hiring juniors again. I hope.

Found in large supermarket toy section. What are we doing?

It's often uneasy for me to share my experiences as a woman in tech, but this job market has me worried for everyone stuck somewhere harmful. I admire everyone who takes on "women in tech" speaking gigs but I am also angry for them and us. ohhelloana.blog/woman-in-tec...

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I'm pretty late to reading this, but this essay by @stevendotjs.bsky.social on AI, the tech industry, and the legacy of past choices and their consequences is both a solemn read, but also really relatable and funny: stvn.sh/writing/prog...

The magic words that (might) get that company to stop emailing you: "Please remove all traces of me, under the right to be forgotten, aka. article 17 of the GDPR."

I don't know a single person who knows every AT out there. We do the best with what we know and try to learn more as we go. This article by one of the most prominent accessibility figures might bring some reassurance/validation buttondown.com/access-abili... We're all constantly learning.

Happy 23rd Birthday CSS Zen Garden! In May 2003 the Canadian web designer Dave Shea launched a community gallery of websites called CSS Zen Garden. #WebDesignHistory

People have asked me if Vivaldi Technologies parks this on your machine. No, we don’t. We know it’s your device, and you’d rather use storage space for music from The Cruellest Months/ Cheeky Girls, or selfies with your pet triceratops. www.theverge.com/tech/924933/...

This! I was heavily involved with UK dual nationality stuff 2024/5 as we were in the midst of getting my kids British Citizenships (twist of fate meant that they had two half British parents who were both born outside the UK but lived most of their lives there). Anyway,

I came up with the term Inclusive Front to mean the band of people who care about the web's inclusivity. It's a play on words; we largely work on the front end, but I feel at times we're also like a political 'popular front' against a poorly built web that excludes people. I've had stickers made!

Le sigh. Maybe they're actually trying to just get rid of a whole bunch of stupidity surplus at once, so they can get back to reasonable governance. www.goodreads.com/quotes/63790... (@jasperfforde.bsky.social)

I came up with the term Inclusive Front to mean the band of people who care about the web's inclusivity. It's a play on words; we largely work on the front end, but I feel at times we're also like a political 'popular front' against a poorly built web that excludes people. I've had stickers made!

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links to css colour palettes jvns.ca/blog/2026/05... (from a discussion over on mastodon)

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you left out the crucial parts: him giving the bot a girl name and "her" telling him what an exceptionally clever boi he is Dickie Dawkins is a ridiculous old twatpuffin who wants a woman to fawn over him and agree with everything he says

As promised, here's "Richard Dawkins and the Claude Delusion:"

I was about to add comment about life not being so very different then because it wasn't that long ago... ...and then realised this would have been like me looking back to the 70s from when I was a 20-something. Uh yeah. Guess things are different now. I grew up in a pre-internet age.

What's this blue stuff? It's too warm for my Übergangsjacke! I'm confused.

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Just randomly resharing Donald’s rant from Don Rosa’s comic “The Treasury of Croesus”…

FFS Claude. Click through to the OP for the story without missing text.

Kids and I just planted 6 different varieties of sunflower into little pots to become seedlings. Hope they all come up! 🌱

American towns and cities could lay Stolpersteine (stumble-stones) to mark the lost and disappeared. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stolper... They are subtle, but they work. My kids ask me what they are. In an age-appropriate way, I try to explain what happens when really bad people get into power.

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somehow I missed this awesome report about CSS usage from @projectwallace.com Definitely worth checking out! www.projectwallace.com/the-css-sele...

I hadn't reposted @ky.fyi's writing yet, because it was doing laps around my feed already 💜 So many clever people I admire, who do such good work, are really resonating with this. Things feel so heavy right now for those of us who care and want the web to be safe, inclusive and accessible. 1/4

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Gosh I just love the idea that I should be scared, or better, accompanied and protected at all times in public life. Arguably we're *always* in danger from a surprise creep, but that doesn't mean I should sit alone at home or always have a chaperone with me. I go places! Of course I travel alone!

New #CSS recently in all browsers nerdy.dev/CSS-recently...

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I wrote about why I quit my job, and how weird and tiring tech feels these days.

Here you go!

A recent Chrome update seems to have brought a bunch of focus rings back into my company's app. I'm not against them ofc! We have styles on :focus-visible. There's some lingering Boot strap stuff going on in our stack, bringing a more default styled focus ring back on things clicked on by a mouse.

You can't quite sing the poem to the tune, and they're not exactly the same subject matter, but I feel like the vibes of both go well together: (lyrics to Comfort Eagle can be found at genius.com/23872658)

- This Trump has no nose! - Really, how does he smell? - Terrible!

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Issue 18 of #OwnYourWeb is out. ✨ Curators. ✷ Personal site of the (more or less every other) week by @strange.website ✷ newsletter.ownyourweb.site/archive/own-...

Today's newsletter by @matthiasott felt a bit like a rallying cry! Go read: https://newsletter.ownyourweb.site/archive/own-your-web-issue-18-curators/

Starting to think this might actually be a good name for the people I like to hang out with in the web industry. The web standards, accessibility, performance, CSS people. You know who you are. We form the Inclusive Front of the web.

I do actually feel like I am in a *good* tech community though. In web development, there's a subset of frontend where people who like CSS, keep on top of web standards and care about accessibility intersect - and I would say we are indeed a community. We're not the best paid people, but we care.

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