Notices by Manuel Matuzović (matuzo@front-end.social)

@aral Well, then I'll try to make it happen. ;)

Writing good talk descriptions is hard.

What do you think about this idea for a talk?

“Some new features in CSS only show their real potential when we radically break with old habits. Doing that on an existing website is almost impossible. That's why Manuel built a new project from scratch with modern CSS and questioned every line of code he wrote.
In this talk, he presents what he has learned and encourages you to review your best practices.”

Kid: Dad, what do you do at work?

Me: I charge 150 Euro per hour to explain people that this is not high-quality code.

Please, please, please stop using ARIA if you don't now what you're doing. Don't reinvent the wheel. HTML is pretty great.

First Rule of ARIA Use:
If you can use a native HTML element or attribute with the semantics and behavior you require already built in, instead of re-purposing an element and adding an ARIA role, state or property to make it accessible, then do so

https://www.w3.org/TR/using-aria/#firstrule

WOW! The first article on CSS Tricks in almost a year and it's ridiculously bad.

I don't care who they hire and how much money they throw at them, that's it for me with CSS-Tricks. Thanks for nothing Digital Ocean.

https://css-tricks.com/accessible-forms-with-pseudo-classes/

Dear web developer,

please let me use the back button im my browser when you build something that brings me from one page to another.

Thank you!
Yours truly,
Manuel

PS: <a href=""> is pretty fuckin' dope. It's also well supported by browsers. Check it out!