Reading List 299
Due to annoyances in the economy (thanks, Putin, and Liz Truss) I find myself once again on the jobs market. Read my LinkTin C.V. thingie, then hire me to make your digital products more accessible, faster and full of standardsy goodness!
- A CSS challenge: skewed highlight by my old chum Vadim Makeev.
- What does it look like for the web to lose? by Chris Coyier
- Our top Core Web Vitals recommendations for 2023 “A collection of the best practices that the Chrome DevRel team believes are the most effective ways to improve Core Web Vitals performance in 2023.”
- Counting unique visitors without using cookies, UIDs or fingerprinting – “Building a web analytics service without cookies poses a tricky problem: How do you distinguish unique visitors?”
- Top 5 Accessibility Issues in 2022 – the old ones are the worst
- Component library accessibility audit – some interesting points about the difficulty of auditing individual components that are out of context
- A Future Where XR is Born Accessible – “This case study provides an in-depth look at the steps taken to launch and sustain the Initiative in its first year of operation and outlines how XR Access is evolving and laying the groundwork for its next stage of maturity.”
- How Indie Studios Are Pioneering Accessible Game Design – Smaller shops prove that you don’t need a AAA budget to create games for everyone.
- Setup iPhone or iPad for iOS mobile Accessibility testing – a 12 minute video
- Things CSS Could Still Use Heading Into 2023 by Chris Coyier
- Web apps could de-monopolize mobile devices writes Cory Doctorow
- Welcome to this course on Prompt Engineering! – “I like to think of Prompt Engineering (PE) as “How to talk to AI to get it to do what you want”.”
- Teachable Machine – “Train a computer to recognize your own images, sounds, & poses. A fast, easy way to create machine learning models for your sites, apps, and more – no expertise or coding required.”
- What Did We Get Stuck In Our Rectums Last Year? “All reports are taken from the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission’s database of emergency room visits” – also features all other orifices.
In March, I shall be keynoting at axe-con with a talk called Whose web is it, anyway?. It’s free.
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