Tag: webdesign
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Probably one of the most common accessibility oversights is neglecting to apply CSS to the :focus state of links whenever you style the :hover state. How much of a problem this oversight leads to for non-mouse users depends on what CSS is applied to the :hover state. Roger Johansson, 456 Berea Street (via 2105)
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iPad user agent string. (Via thijsjacobs.)
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Sass 3 Beta Released
Sass 3 Beta Released David Kaneda: If you’re a web developer and haven’t given Sass a try yet, get into it ASAP. It a Ruby gem that abstracts CSS — it empowers the CSS with functions and variables, saves a ton of development time, and even makes it easier to be more consistent with your designs.…
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2 Second Usability Upgrade For Any Site
Go to CSS file, add :focus to anything that has :hover.
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Omg this page is so pretty.