A great call-to-arms from Tim, simply asking that we create websites that take advantage of the amazing universality of the web:
The web has the power to go anywhere—any network, any device, any browser. Why not take advantage of that?
Inevitably there is pushback in the comments from developers still in the “denial” stage of coming to terms with what the web is.
A handy one-pager for front-end web developers:
Here are ways to keep track of what you can use, of what’s new in web browsers, and ways you can influence the development of the platform by making your voice heard.
Some interesting experiments in web typography here.
I hold this truth to be self-evident: the larger the abstraction layer a web developer uses on top of web standards, the shorter the shelf life of their codebase becomes, and the more they will feel the churn.
This is a lovely, lovely talk from Léonie!
This proposal is exactly what I was asking for!
C’mon browsers, let’s make this happen!
It’s kind of ridiculous that this functionality doesn’t exist yet.
You might want to use `display: contents` …maybe.
The importance of revisiting past decisions. Especially when it comes to the web.
Adding `alt` text to uploaded images.
If the JavaScript API requires a user gesture, maybe it’s time for a new button type.