Weeknote 53
Zoomed out, Dog borrowing, Naughties comedy revival
Zoomed out, Dog borrowing, Naughties comedy revival
Almost a year ago I set myself a challenge to attain certification as a Web Accessibility Specialist (WAS). This is a summary of how I prepared for the exam, and hopefully some motivation for others to learn more about web accessibility.
What's included in the robust category of WCAG 2.1
Auditing a website to measure how accessible it is takes on an extensive range of manual and automated tests to cover all aspects of usability.
Checked in at nhow Studios
Last weekend I was at IndieWebCamp Berlin not long after attending IndieWebCamp Nuremberg. Each event, whilst similar in format, takes on a slightly different dynamic, in my opinion, through the people that attend, the location and the topics discussed.
Checked in at Elstree Studios. HIGNFY
Checked in at Rhein Kiosk
100% support almost there for ServiceWorkers with Safari, iOS Safari and Edge support coming soon: enabling better user experience of websites and applications offline https://caniuse.com/#search=serviceworker #PWA #ServiceWorker
Continuing the progress towards Service Worker support in Safari for MacOS.
https://webkit.org/blog/8060/release-notes-for-safari-technology-preview-47/
Hopefully coming soon in Safari for iOS as well..
First day in my learning log to understand and apply React into future personal and work-related Web projects.
I’ve just returned from Germany on a week-long marathon of events related to the Web industry.
This week I attended my first MuseumNext Tech event at the W.M. Blumental Academy which is part of the Jewish Museum in Berlin. The one-day conference brought together a broad network of museum professionals and digital specialists throughout Europe and possibly beyond.