What Survives ::cue: A Field Guide to WebVTT Styling Across Chrome, Firefox, and Safari
If you have ever written a ::cue rule, watched it work in Chrome, and then opened the same page in Firefox to find your carefully colored speaker labels rendered as plain white text, you already know ... Read More
The Ramp, the Ball, and the Empty Circle: Reading the ‘I Had Potential’ Diagram
The shirt shows a white line drawing on a dark ground. Across the top, in capitals: I HAD POTENTIAL. Below that, a curved ramp descends from a raised ledge on the left to a flat ledge on the right. At... Read More
A Scrubber You Never Have to Drag: Meeting WCAG 2.5.7 with Click-to-Seek and Keyboard Steps
Most custom media players ship a scrubber that only works one way: grab the thumb, drag it, let go. If you built that player yourself, WCAG 2.5.7 Dragging Movements applies to it, and it is a Level AA... Read More