Your Browser Can Already Speak a Page Users can customize the features built into the browser, something not often available from third-party approaches. Is an “AI” company offering to provide spoken versions of your pages for users? Is…

Browsers already offer powerful read-aloud capabilities when pages are built with solid semantics. A reminder to rely on standards first, not overlays.

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#DigitalAccessibility #A11y #WebStandards #UX #InclusiveDesign #WCAG

The future of WordPress after blocks | Pootlepress There’s an assumption baked into WordPress: That humans are the ones doing the building. Blocks exist because we needed a way to visually assemble pages. Drag this. Stack that. Tweak spacing. Nudge…

Structured, semantic markup, you say?

www.pootlepress.com/2026/03/the-... #WordPress #Gutenberg #SemanticMarkup #WebStandards #AgenticCommerce

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Mike[TM]Smith AKA Sideshowbarker – fireside
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W3C updates Geolocation API standard - what it means for the web W3C today publishes updated Geolocation Recommendation, formalizing consent rules, privacy controls, and technical specs for browser-based location access in 2026.

FYI: W3C updates Geolocation API standard - what it means for the web #Geolocation #API #W3C #WebStandards #Privacy

W3C updates Geolocation API standard - what it means for the web W3C today publishes updated Geolocation Recommendation, formalizing consent rules, privacy controls, and technical specs for browser-based location access in 2026.

FYI: W3C updates Geolocation API standard - what it means for the web #Geolocation #API #W3C #WebStandards #Privacy

W3C updates Geolocation API standard - what it means for the web W3C today publishes updated Geolocation Recommendation, formalizing consent rules, privacy controls, and technical specs for browser-based location access in 2026.

ICYMI: W3C updates Geolocation API standard - what it means for the web #GeolocationAPI #W3C #WebStandards #PrivacyControls #LocationAccess

W3C updates Geolocation API standard - what it means for the web W3C today publishes updated Geolocation Recommendation, formalizing consent rules, privacy controls, and technical specs for browser-based location access in 2026.

ICYMI: W3C updates Geolocation API standard - what it means for the web #GeolocationAPI #W3C #WebStandards #PrivacyControls #LocationAccess

You might not need role="presentation" Steve Frenzel shares some sage advice on correctly using this role and value combination by showing questionable examples, followed by some better approaches. Spoiler: the better ones are the simple…

You might not need role="presentation".

Steve Frenzel shows how overusing ARIA can hurt more than help. Native HTML often wins.

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#DigitalAccessibility #A11y #WebStandards #ARIA #InclusiveDesign #FrontEnd

W3C updates Geolocation API standard - what it means for the web W3C today publishes updated Geolocation Recommendation, formalizing consent rules, privacy controls, and technical specs for browser-based location access in 2026.

W3C updates Geolocation API standard - what it means for the web #W3C #GeolocationAPI #WebStandards #PrivacyControls #LocationAccess

W3C updates Geolocation API standard - what it means for the web W3C today publishes updated Geolocation Recommendation, formalizing consent rules, privacy controls, and technical specs for browser-based location access in 2026.

W3C updates Geolocation API standard - what it means for the web #W3C #GeolocationAPI #WebStandards #PrivacyControls #LocationAccess

You Know What? Just Don’t Split Words into Letters This is an unplanned part two for Barriers from Links with ARIA. The title reflects my exasperation because this isn’t new, I’ve simply failed to be explicit about it over the last decade or so. In…

Splitting words into letters for animation might look slick, but it breaks how screen readers interpret content.

If it harms meaning, it is not good design.

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#DigitalAccessibility #Accessibility #A11y #InclusiveDesign #WebStandards #UX

Home | Open UI Open UI

Open UI, a W3C Community Group, aims to establish a standard process for developing high-quality UI controls suitable for addition to the open web platform.

open-ui.org h/t @adactio.com

Not to be confused with www.openui.com, an AI design service.

#w3c #OpenWeb #WebStandards #openUI

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BaseWatch · Get alerts for new ready-to-use web features ilo.im/16bdgd by Filippo Tinnirello

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There is no “wrong” in CSS · What if someone rejects your CSS choices? ilo.im/16bfg1 by Jens O. Meiert

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FIRESIDE CHATS - YouTube Steve in conversation with accessibility grifters, losers and practioners

grifters, losers and practitioners….

#conversation #a11y #webDev #webStandards

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mike in black and hiking boots laying in front of a HTML World Standard sign in a Japanese store?

Sitting fireside with the @w3c.bsky.social's Mike[tm]Smith aka SideShowBarker (github.com/sideshowbarker) this arvo

#HTML #WebStandards #W3C

Can We Use A collection of websites focused on browsers usage and features.

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Can We · Websites focused on browser usage and features ilo.im/16aegg by Mehdi Merah

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Original post on mastodon.nz

Me to a major NZ software house, 2010: “Coding for only Internet Explorer is short-sighted. You need to code to industry web standards, not a particular browser - let people choose a browser that best suits their needs, which supports those standards.”

Me to the same software house, 2026 […]

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#webstandards

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The W3C TAG lined up, seated, ready to answer questions

I met the @w3c.bsky.social TAG and I liked it

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By the fire with Natalie Patrice Tucker – HTML Accessibility

✊🏽By the fire with Natalie Patrice Tucker
@knowbility-org.bsky.social

#accessibility #people #politics #webStandards

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Schedule | State of the Browser See what the plan is for the day.

participating as every year online: State of the Browser 2026 #SotB26 #standards #WebStandards #browser

https://2026.stateofthebrowser.com/schedule/

participating as every year online: State of the Browser 2026 #SotB26 #standards #WebStandards #browser

Standard HTML Video & Audio Lazy-loading is Coming! | Scott Jehl, Web Designer/Developer A quick update on my team's work to bring video and audio lazy loading to browsers today

#Development #Demos
Lazy HTML media · Native lazy-loading of video/audio elements is coming! ilo.im/16avrn by Scott Jehl

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#LazyLoading #Video #Audio #Chrome #Browser #WebStandards #WebPerf #WebDev #Frontend #HTML

Meet the W3C Technical Architecture Group Are you a web developer, or content author, with questions about why the web is the way it is, how it's evolving, or suggestions on how it should evolve? Do you want to know more about how the standar...

Unmissable opportunity!

Meet the @w3c@w3c.social Technical Architecture Group
7–9:30pm, March 4th, 2026
Samsung KX, Kings Cross, London

#webStandards

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Matt posing for a pic wearing an orange hoody and jeans, outside of CSUN venue 2024

👉🏽 hot seating with Matt May
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#WebStandards #W3C #accessibility #burnout #incontinence #Mexico #Politics #Buddhism

Barriers from Links with ARIA Today Temani Afif asked a question: Are the below codes equivalent if we consider all the aspects? (a11y, semantic, something else maybe?) If not, what is missing (or should be changed) in the second…

ARIA does not make links more accessible by default. Adrian Roselli shows how misused ARIA on links introduces real barriers for screen reader users. Native HTML still wins. Worth your time.

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#Accessibility #ARIA #HTML #InclusiveDesign #WebStandards #DigitalAccessibility

Meet the W3C Technical Architecture Group Are you a web developer, or content author, with questions about why the web is the way it is, how it's evolving, or suggestions on how it should evolve? Do you want to know more about how the standar...

London friends! 🇬🇧

The W3C TAG is coming to Samsung King's Cross on March 4, and we’d love to chat.

If you’re interested in web standards, browser architecture, or want to discuss the future of the platform, grab a free ticket and say hi: ti.to/web-standard...

#W3C #WebStandards #TAG #London

Interop 2025: A year of convergence Interop 2025 has come to a close, and the results speak for themselves.

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Interop 2025, a year of convergence · How vendors improved cross-browser support last year ilo.im/16afwk by Nicole Sullivan

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