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• View Source 5 comes to Amsterdam

  Mozilla’s View Source Conference is back! This year we're in Amsterdam, September 30 – October 1, 2019. Tickets are available now. We’ve shifted our focus to take a deeper look at the web platform and how it is evolving and to offer attendees access to the folks who are shaping ...

  Publié le June 19, 2019 par Ali Spivak

• CSS Scroll Snap Updated in Firefox 68

  The CSS Scroll Snap specification gives us a way in CSS to snap between different elements in a page or scrolling component. In this post, Rachel Andrew explains how scroll snapping works, why we had a situation where browsers were running different versions of the specification, and how that's changing. ...

  Publié le June 18, 2019 par Rachel Andrew

• CSS Grid Level 2 – subgrid is coming to Firefox

  The subgrid feature which is part of Level 2 of the CSS Grid Specification is not yet shipping in any browser, but is now available for testing in Firefox Nightly. This is a feature that, if you have used CSS Grid for a layout of any complexity, you are likely ...

  Publié le June 05, 2019 par Rachel Andrew

• Indicating focus to improve accessibility

  Focus indicators make the difference between day and night for people who rely on them. Focus is something that happens between the interactive elements on a page. In this post I will explain what we mean by focus, show you how focus outlines make your site easier to use for ...

  Publié le June 04, 2019 par Hidde de Vries

• JavaScript and evidence-based language design

  In what ways can empirical evidence be used in the design of a language like JavaScript? At TC39, as stewards of the JavaScript specification, how do we answer questions about the design of JavaScript and help make it accessible to the thousands of new coders who join the industry each ...

  Publié le May 29, 2019 par Yulia Startsev