Alexandros
@alexandros-p.bsky.social
Reposted by Alexandros
Using <div> everywhere is the same as naming every object in the world "thing".
We use words like "bike", "plant", and "table" because they give meaning to what you are talking about.
The same applies to HTML: If you show a heading then it should be a heading and not a "thing" that looks like one.
We use words like "bike", "plant", and "table" because they give meaning to what you are talking about.
The same applies to HTML: If you show a heading then it should be a heading and not a "thing" that looks like one.
wooahh Figma's new Sites thing produces no semantic HTML at all. Every single element is a div. Incredibly inaccessible
Example:
plugin-value-scrum.figma.site
Example:
plugin-value-scrum.figma.site
Modern Product Launch
Build buzz around your launch with this bold product template. A clean, focused design that makes it easy to highlight features, share updates, and drive early interest.
plugin-value-scrum.figma.site
May 8, 2025 at 10:39 AM
Using <div> everywhere is the same as naming every object in the world "thing".
We use words like "bike", "plant", and "table" because they give meaning to what you are talking about.
The same applies to HTML: If you show a heading then it should be a heading and not a "thing" that looks like one.
We use words like "bike", "plant", and "table" because they give meaning to what you are talking about.
The same applies to HTML: If you show a heading then it should be a heading and not a "thing" that looks like one.
Reposted by Alexandros
"Do Not Publish Your Designs on the Web with Figma Sites…"
adrianroselli.com/2025/05/do-n...
"…Unless you want to fail all the WCAGs, create litigation risk, close off opportunities in Europe, engage in reputational harm, and oh yeah, throw up barriers to your customers and users." #a11y
adrianroselli.com/2025/05/do-n...
"…Unless you want to fail all the WCAGs, create litigation risk, close off opportunities in Europe, engage in reputational harm, and oh yeah, throw up barriers to your customers and users." #a11y
Do Not Publish Your Designs on the Web with Figma Sites…
…Unless you want to fail all the WCAGs, create litigation risk, close off opportunities in Europe, engage in reputational harm, and oh yeah, throw up barriers to your customers and users. What am I ta...
adrianroselli.com
May 8, 2025 at 9:15 AM
"Do Not Publish Your Designs on the Web with Figma Sites…"
adrianroselli.com/2025/05/do-n...
"…Unless you want to fail all the WCAGs, create litigation risk, close off opportunities in Europe, engage in reputational harm, and oh yeah, throw up barriers to your customers and users." #a11y
adrianroselli.com/2025/05/do-n...
"…Unless you want to fail all the WCAGs, create litigation risk, close off opportunities in Europe, engage in reputational harm, and oh yeah, throw up barriers to your customers and users." #a11y
I wish design tools supported everything CSS and SVG offers. Things like asymmetrical grids, text columns, text on curves, more transforms (skew, 3D) etc.
February 13, 2025 at 12:47 PM
I wish design tools supported everything CSS and SVG offers. Things like asymmetrical grids, text columns, text on curves, more transforms (skew, 3D) etc.