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Two years later and I’m still nodding my head to “I no longer understand prefers-contrast”:

Kilian Valkhof | Front-end & user experience developer

I no longer understand prefers-contrast | Kilian Valkhof

The prefers-contrast media query indicates whether someone prefers more or less contrast within the boundaries of your sites design. At least, that...

Not getting much help looking at CSSWG issues:

GitHub

w3c/csswg-drafts

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So, dear lazyweb and owing to deadlines, anyone got a good example / resource? #CSS

Very glad the responses are primarily about accessibility:

Front-End Social

Adam Argyle (@argyleink@front-end.social)

Attached: 1 video #CSS only carousels arrive in Chrome 135 ⤷ https://nerdy.dev/css-carousel-in-chrome-135

I feel like instead of addressing the years-long challenges with hammering out a native HTML pattern (see panel / panelset, etc.), some teams just run at a thing. Kudos @npub1agre...9xth @npub1lpjs...5j0h @npub1grga...2ql9 @npub15dl0...nlg5 I wish I had the time to wade in.