Building websites. Interested in #Accessibility, #ProgressiveEnhancement, and #WebComponents. Currently at the intersection of #CSS and the #ShadowDOM. #ReadThePlatform. Proudly #Métis.
Fuck this shit: ui dot sh
Hire disabled folks. Hire actual accessibility experts.
Funding and training people, not models is how to show you actually care about accessibility.
your terminal will never be:
“an interface designer”
“an accessibility expert”
“a design engineer”
“a frontend wizard”
these jobs are for humans, stop trying to take them from us
RE: https://journa.host/@winnipegfreepress/116015373545164318
My client wrapped the text after “fired” in the link preview and my heart skipped a beat.
absolutely wild https://www.youtube.com/shorts/S13a0a_8W_E
I should probably try to be professional since I’m looking for a job…
I won’t be taking any further questions
Design engineering is located in the ass crack between design and development
@cory I don’t believe it. I need to drink more coffee to be sure. 😅
oh no… where did the coffee go?
@bigandy oh, that’s much nicer!
I made it to be noninvasive, i.e. it doesn’t affect anything outside of itself. The tradeoff is that you have to use `:has()` to make use of it which probably affects its performance.
Made a little custom element for detecting text zoom.
https://github.com/knowler/text-zoom-observer-element
With only #CSS in Chromium today:
```css
@property --1rem {
syntax: "<length>";
inherits: false;
initial-value: 0;
}
:root {
--1rem: 1rem;
--text-zoom: if(
style(--1rem > 16px): true;
else: false;
);
}
@container style(--text-zoom: false) {
header {
position: sticky;
}
}
```
amazing how I went from being someone who was trying to get everyone to use utility css a decade ago to now finding its usage completely insufferable
@zachleat waiting for AJAM to drop
If you don’t have anything permanent, I am open to consulting or freelance projects in the interim — I’d love to connect!
I have a deep understanding of CSS, HTML, web components, and web accessibility. Check out my blog: https://knowler.dev/blog
I’ve been looking since June of last year, but I was fortunate to have a temporary contract with Adobe to hold me over the last few months. I would love to find a permanent position this time around.