Episodes

  • State of Web accessibility, ARIA in HTML, and missing UI patterns

    State of Web accessibility, ARIA in HTML, and missing UI patterns
    Sep 8 2023
    • 01:21 Leonie and TetraLogical
    • 06:28 State of accessibility
    • 13:34 Screen readers
    • 19:38 AI-generated alts
    • 27:33 Specs interoperability
    • 38:22 Missing UI patterns
    • 49:21 State of ARIA specs
    Hosts
    • Léonie Watson
    • Bruce Lawson
    • Vadim Makeev
    Leonie and TetraLogical
    • Léonie’s blog
    • Léonie on Mastodon
    • Léonie on LinkedIn
    • TetraLogical
    State of accessibility
    • ARIA Authoring Practices Guide
    Screen readers
    • JAWS
    • NVDA
    • VoiceOver
    AI-generated alts
    • Thoughts on screen readers and image recognition
    Specs interoperability
    • HTML: The search element
    Missing UI patterns
    • Open UI
    State of ARIA specs
    • ARIA in HTML
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    1 hr
  • View Transitions API, snarling cats, a new era at Shopify, and cake jokes

    View Transitions API, snarling cats, a new era at Shopify, and cake jokes
    Aug 7 2023
    • 01:32 Cats and View Transitions
    • 10:28 Design and inspiration
    • 21:43 Browser support
    • 32:27 Use cases and future proofing
    • 41:22 Shopify and cake jokes
    Hosts
    • Jake Archibald
    • Bruce Lawson
    • Vadim Makeev
    Jake on socials
    • Jake on Mastodon
    • Jake on Twitter
    • Jake’s blog
    Cats and View Transitions
    • Missing cat thread on Twitter
    • Smooth and simple transitions with the View Transitions API
    Design and inspiration
    • Google I/O: Bringing page transitions to the web
    • View Transitions API at WICG
    Browser support
    • Can I use: View Transitions API
    • Delightful UI Animations With Shared Element Transitions API
    Use cases and future proofing
    • Adding a simple View Transition to an MPA
    Shopify and cake jokes
    • Madeira cake recipe
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    52 mins
  • What the W3C TAG is, how standards are made, and why gray is darker than darkgray

    What the W3C TAG is, how standards are made, and why gray is darker than darkgray
    Jul 4 2023
    • 01:44 Lea’s hats in 19.3 seconds
    • 11:16 What is the W3C TAG
    • 24:05 CSSWG, TC39, and others
    • 33:36 WHATWG, W3C, and WebDX
    • 46:19 Family, SVG, and named colors
    Hosts
    • Lea Verou
    • Bruce Lawson
    • Vadim Makeev
    Lea’s hats in 19.3 seconds
    • Lea on Mastodon
    • Lea on Twitter
    • Lea’s blog
    What is the W3C TAG
    • W3C TAG
    CSSWG, TC39, and others
    • CSSWG
    • TC39
    WHATWG, W3C, and WebDX
    • WHATWG
    • WebDX Community Group
    Family, SVG, and named colors
    • Chris Lilley
    • Color.js
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    56 mins
  • The Fugu project: priorities, Mozilla and Apple, support realms, Web vs native, and future plans

    The Fugu project: priorities, Mozilla and Apple, support realms, Web vs native, and future plans
    May 8 2023
    • 00:01:19 Thomas and the Fugu project
    • 00:10:48 Partners and priorities
    • 00:17:13 Mozilla’s and Apple’s positions
    • 00:36:38 Support realms
    • 00:50:59 Web vs native competition
    • 01:02:46 Fugu’s future plans
    Hosts
    • Thomas Steiner
    • Bruce Lawson
    • Vadim Makeev
    Thomas and the Fugu project
    • Thomas on Mastodon
    • Thomas on Twitter
    • Thomas’ blog
    • Fugu landing page
    Partners and priorities
    • Fugu API Showcase
    • Blink Shipping Process
    • Fugu Shipping Process
    Mozilla’s and Apple’s positions
    • Mozilla Standards Positions
    • WebKit Standards Positions
    • IE legacy APIs
    Support realms
    • Web Push for Web Apps on iOS and iPadOS
    • BopPad by Keith McMillen
    Web vs native competition
    • Capacitor
    • SVGcode
    Fugu’s future plans
    • Fugu API Tracker
    • Isolated Web Apps Explainer
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    1 hr and 11 mins
  • Origins of Apple browser ban and hope for changes

    Origins of Apple browser ban and hope for changes
    Apr 4 2023
    • 01:52 Origins or Apple browser ban
    • 11:04 The reasons behind the ban
    • 24:04 Browser engines preparations
    • 31:38 Possibility of malicious compliance
    Hosts
    • Alex Russell
    • Bruce Lawson
    • Vadim Makeev
    Links
    • Alex Russell on Mastodon
    • Alex Russell on Twitter
    • Checking out and building Chromium for iOS
    • Safari 16.4 Is An Admission
    • Browser Choice Must Matter
    • Rectums in Apple Healthkit
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    42 mins
  • Is JavaScript a hazardous material to the user experience?

    Is JavaScript a hazardous material to the user experience?
    Mar 27 2023
    • 00:00 Intro
    • 01:16 Alex at Microsoft
    • 13:39 Dojo history lesson
    • 20:16 The case against React
    • 36:24 Why companies choose React
    Hosts
    • Alex Russell
    • Bruce Lawson
    • Vadim Makeev
    Links
    • Alex Russell on Mastodon
    • Alex Russell on Twitter
    • What Does My Site Cost?
    • The Market for Lemons
    • The Performance Inequality Gap, 2023
    • A Management Maturity Model for Performance
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    53 mins
  • Does the iOS browser ban harm or help the web?

    Does the iOS browser ban harm or help the web?
    Oct 7 2021
    • 00:44 Browser choice on iOS
    • 15:50 Why should we care?
    • 24:51 What Apple’s doing?
    • 33:06 Developers are disappointed
    • 38:56 Next steps and possible future
    Hosts
    • Stuart Langridge
    • Bruce Lawson
    • Vadim Makeev
    Links
    • Talking to the Competition and Markets Authority about Apple
    • Browser choice on Apple’s iOS: privacy and security aspects
    • Set Safari free!
    • Briefing to the UK CMA on Apple’s iOS browser monopoly and PWA
    • iOS Engine Choice In Depth by Alex Russel
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    51 mins
  • Theme-color and extensions in Safari 15, testing a11y in React Native, :has pseudo class

    Theme-color and extensions in Safari 15, testing a11y in React Native, :has pseudo class
    Jun 25 2021
    • 01:12 Theme-color and extensions in Safari 15
    • 14:24 Testing a11y in React Native app
    • 24:40 You can :has pseudo class
    Hosts
    • Bruce Lawson
    • Vadim Makeev
    Theme-color and extensions in Safari 15
    • Safari 15 Beta Release Notes
    • WebKit Features in Safari at WWDC21
    • Design for Safari 15
    • Meet Safari Web Extensions on iOS
    • The web developer’s toolkit
    Testing a11y in React Native app
    • Facebook roadmap to improve a11y
    • Random Expo.io tips
    • React Native to web
    You can :has pseudo class
    • Can I :has()
    • Meet :has, A Native CSS Parent Selector
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    34 mins