Freelance front-end web developer

Berlin
Joined February 2009
If you publish articles/demos/experiments, please make them accessible. - Use <img> -> add alt text - Use <input> -> use associated label - Use <span class=".btn"> - use <button> ... Many will use/copy these. Don't share bad practise. Be responsible. Be nice. Thanks.
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Day 19: <body> Represents the content of an HTML document ℹ️ The element with the most possible attributes, including many deprecated like link="pink" (used to change default browser defined color for links) developer.mozilla.org/en-US/… #HTMLElementInATweet
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I vaguely remember a CLI tool that helps to clean up old and unused node_module folders. Anybody knows what I am talking about?
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🔗 Seven ways to test for accessibility of your web site with browser Developer Tools by @codepo8 christianheilmann.com/2021/0…
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Day 18: <time> Represents a specific period in time ℹ️ You should include the datetime attribute to translate dates into machine-readable format developer.mozilla.org/en-US/… #HTMLElementInATweet
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The wonder of HTML, there is always something interesting.
There is an interesting and apparently little-known fact about this element that HTML4/XHTML1 required it to come *before* <tbody> (to enable displaying it after progressively loaded rows), but in HTML5 it must come *after* <tbody> (to keep visual order consistent with DOM order)
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Day 17: <tfoot> Defines a set of rows summarizing the columns of the table. ℹ️ Not the most interesting element, still very useful for semantics and accessibility if used right. developer.mozilla.org/en-US/… #HTMLElementInATweet
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Almost there to get my bookmarks from Pocket and show them on my Eleventy-based blog. It is really fun to work with @eleven_ty
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Day 16: <cite> It is used to describe a reference to a cited creative work. ℹ️ Typically, browsers style the contents of an <cite> element in italics by default. developer.mozilla.org/en-US/… #HTMLElementInATweet
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