#web-standards

#web-standards

The new blocking=render attribute helps developers manage how resources interact with page rendering, but it's rarely needed for standard use cases.

The future of CSS is exciting, with many wishing for greater control and flexibility in layout and element management.

Iterate quickly to avoid costly development cycles

Avoid frameworks that hinder performance improvements

Leverage the web's un-versioned nature for stability

The CSS Day conference highlighted ongoing discussions around enhancing HTML and CSS for better web standards.

Developers can now easily track upcoming web features through 'Baseline', aiding in decision making for implementation and compatibility.

Key takeaway: Understanding web development complexities and Apple's impact on the open web landscape.

Interop 2024 achieved an unprecedented 95% interoperability across major browsers, significantly enhancing web technology through collaborative testing and bug fixes.

Interop project aims to enhance web feature consistency across browsers for better user experience.

AI tools for generating alt text lack the nuance needed to meet accessibility standards.

Meaningful alt text helps ensure equal web content experiences for all users.

Less than one-third of online voter registration forms are accessible for disabled users, highlighting significant barriers to participation in the electoral process.

Depth of understanding of web standard technologies is crucial in front-end interviews.

Assessing a candidate's knowledge of when to use HTML, CSS, and JavaScript is key in building complex applications.

Anchor Positioning is rapidly evolving with important resolutions from CSS Working Group shaping its implementation.

Tree scoped comparisons in Anchor Positioning are crucial for accurate functionality.