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https://bsky.app/profile/tempertemper.bsky.social @tempertemper.bsky.social on Bluesky bsky social bluesky https://mastodon.social/@tempertemper Martin Underhill (@tempertemper@mastodon.social) - Mastodon 301 Posts, 54 Following, 291 Followers · Accessibility specialist, web designer, and frontend dev with a thing for minimalism. Elena and Nico’s dad; Bea’s... martin underhill mastodon social https://www.tempertemper.net/blog/skip-links-what-why-and-how Skip links: what, why, and how – tempertemper Ever noticed one of those “Skip to main content” links when you press the tab key? They’re important. why and how skip links https://www.tempertemper.net/blog/converting-images-to-avif-in-2021 Converting images to AVIF in 2021 – tempertemper AVIF is amazing, but the big downside is that it’s not an export option in any of my image software yet. Here’s what I’m doing in the meantime. converting images avif https://downloads.freemdict.com/uploads/tempertemper's%20collection/MD~/X.Encyclopedia/ Index of /uploads/tempertemper's collection/MD~/X.Encyclopedia/ index of s collection uploads md encyclopedia https://www.tempertemper.net/resources/image-alt-text Image alt text – tempertemper Useful ‘alt’ text on images will not only keep your visitors happy but has happy knock-on effect on your search engine ranking. image alt text https://www.tempertemper.net/resources/why-i-changed-my-baseline Why I changed my baseline – tempertemper Every site I build is now mobile friendly and allows the editing of all content by default. This is for a few very good reasons. changed baseline https://www.tempertemper.net/resources/whats-in-a-browser What’s in a browser? – tempertemper So what’s all this fuss about Internet Browsers? Maybe you, like a lot of people, you didn’t realise there was a choice… in a browser https://www.tempertemper.net/blog/viewing-the-changes-in-a-git-stash Viewing the changes in a Git stash – tempertemper Naming stashes is a good idea if some time is likely to pass between stashing and picking up the work again, but sometimes we need even more info. the changes git stash viewing https://www.tempertemper.net/blog/xhtml-syntax-is-still-worth-using XHTML syntax is still worth using – tempertemper A few weeks ago I read an article on CSS-Tricks about writing HTML the HTML way, not the XHTML way, and it has been bothering me a bit. xhtml syntax still worth using https://www.tempertemper.net/blog/page/2 Blog posts written by Martin Underhill – Page 2 – tempertemper A blog for designers and frontend web developers. Covering topics such as accessibility, the web, Git, and design from interesting companies such as Apple. blog posts written by martin underhill https://www.tempertemper.net/blog/why-im-not-using-git-aliases Why I’m not using Git aliases – tempertemper Git aliases are incredibly useful, but there are five good reasons I’ve decided not to make use of them. using git aliases https://www.tempertemper.net/blog/undelete-a-file-with-git Undelete a file with Git – tempertemper I’ve talked about how great git restore is, but I missed a really obvious use of git restore: restoring a deleted file! undelete file git https://www.tempertemper.net/blog/holidays-no-laptop-and-a-bluetooth-keyboard Holidays, no laptop, and a Bluetooth keyboard – tempertemper In recent years I’ve tried to switch off more on holiday, so I leave my laptop at home. But I still get enjoy a bit of writing, so what to do? bluetooth keyboard holidays laptop https://www.tempertemper.net/blog/page/30 Blog posts written by Martin Underhill – Page 30 – tempertemper A blog for designers and frontend web developers. Covering topics such as accessibility, the web, Git, and design from interesting companies such as Apple. blog posts written by martin underhill https://www.tempertemper.net/ Design and build accessible – tempertemper I’m Martin, an accessibility consultant helping companies produce digital products that everyone can use, from strategic guidance to practical support. Here’s... design and build accessible https://www.tempertemper.net/blog/downloading-a-website-as-html-files Downloading a website as HTML files – tempertemper How do you download a website as HTML, including the CSS, JavaScript files, and image assets? Wget is the easiest way to do it; here’s what I do. a website html files downloading https://www.tempertemper.net/blog/focus-on-the-people-that-make-things-happen Focus on the people that make things happen – tempertemper Accessibility buy-in from senior leadership can be tough; real change comes from the people who design and build. focus on the people make things happen https://www.tempertemper.net/blog/minimalism-and-progressive-enhancement Minimalism and progressive enhancement – tempertemper I’ve been enjoying reading though Adam Silver’s articles around accessibility and inclusive design, and his take on progressive enhancement really struck a... progressive enhancement minimalism https://www.tempertemper.net/blog/sass-mixins-for-increased-contrast-mode-and-dark-mode Sass mixins for Increased Contrast Mode (and Dark Mode) – tempertemper When I added a high contrast version of my website I used an almost-identical Sass mixin to the one I use for Dark Mode. Here’s how it works. contrast mode sass mixins increased dark https://www.tempertemper.net/blog/if-its-not-progressively-enhanced-its-not-accessible If it’s not progressively enhanced, it’s not accessible – tempertemper In his latest article, Adam Silver summarises the many ways JavaScript can fail, which, to me, is an accessibility issue. enhanced accessible https://www.tempertemper.net/category/markdown Markdown – Page 10 – tempertemper Articles and resources in the Markdown category. markdown https://www.tempertemper.net/blog/making-sense-of-accessibility-and-the-law Making sense of accessibility and the law – tempertemper Accessibility isn’t just the right thing to do, it’s the law. Here’s how the law applies to digital products, in plain English. making sense and the accessibility law https://www.tempertemper.net/blog/accessibility-doesnt-stop-at-wcag-compliance Accessibility doesn’t stop at WCAG compliance – tempertemper While it’s true that WCAG represents a solid baseline, there’s a lot more we should be doing to make our work truly accessible. wcag compliance accessibility stop https://www.tempertemper.net/blog/accessible-animated-content-without-the-compromise Accessible animated content without the compromise – tempertemper Accessible animated GIFs are rubbish. Instead of compromising our animations in order to meet WCAG, we should be checking what our users prefer. animated content accessible without compromise https://www.tempertemper.net/blog/splitting-a-hunk-in-gits-patch-mode Splitting a hunk in Git’s patch mode – tempertemper When you enter Git’s patch mode, the chunks of code you’re offered to stage/skip can sometimes be too big. Here’s how splitting them works. splitting hunk patch mode https://www.tempertemper.net/blog/an-introduction-to-html-attributes An introduction to HTML attributes – tempertemper An HTML attribute lives on the opening tag of an element and gives that element powers it might not otherwise have had. introduction to html attributes https://www.tempertemper.net/blog/searching-for-a-git-commit-by-name-with-grep Searching for a Git commit by name with grep – tempertemper When you need to dig out a commit you made a long time ago, you’re going to need something a bit more powerful than a standard git log. searching for git commit by name https://www.tempertemper.net/blog/using-the-keyboard-to-navigate-on-macos Using the keyboard to navigate on macOS – tempertemper I’ve just set up a new Mac, and keyboard navigation is pretty limited by default. Here’s how to make it much more useful. using the keyboard on macos navigate