Reposted by Aditya Rao
#HTML is only as accessible as you write it.
Semantics determine what an element is, and browsers provide some interactive behavior for native interactive elements for free.
But just because two patterns have similar behavior doesn't make them semantically the same.
Semantics determine what an element is, and browsers provide some interactive behavior for native interactive elements for free.
But just because two patterns have similar behavior doesn't make them semantically the same.
October 28, 2025 at 2:29 PM
#HTML is only as accessible as you write it.
Semantics determine what an element is, and browsers provide some interactive behavior for native interactive elements for free.
But just because two patterns have similar behavior doesn't make them semantically the same.
Semantics determine what an element is, and browsers provide some interactive behavior for native interactive elements for free.
But just because two patterns have similar behavior doesn't make them semantically the same.
Small win in my web dev journey! 🥳
To better understand project foundations, I built my own CSS reset. It's minimal and ready to use.
It's a little thing, but it's a huge step for my personal workflow! 👇
GitHub: github.com/thisisaditya...
To better understand project foundations, I built my own CSS reset. It's minimal and ready to use.
It's a little thing, but it's a huge step for my personal workflow! 👇
GitHub: github.com/thisisaditya...
GitHub - thisisadityarao/custom-css-reset: A custom CSS reset.
A custom CSS reset. Contribute to thisisadityarao/custom-css-reset development by creating an account on GitHub.
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October 29, 2025 at 3:41 AM
Small win in my web dev journey! 🥳
To better understand project foundations, I built my own CSS reset. It's minimal and ready to use.
It's a little thing, but it's a huge step for my personal workflow! 👇
GitHub: github.com/thisisaditya...
To better understand project foundations, I built my own CSS reset. It's minimal and ready to use.
It's a little thing, but it's a huge step for my personal workflow! 👇
GitHub: github.com/thisisaditya...
Reposted by Aditya Rao
I've just found the best hack. Swear in your search request. It's a great way to bypass the AI summary and make your search history look like you're chronically pissed off at everything!
January 30, 2025 at 10:04 PM
I've just found the best hack. Swear in your search request. It's a great way to bypass the AI summary and make your search history look like you're chronically pissed off at everything!