Defining a subset of the web that removes a lot of complexity :)

Provide a local index of sites complying with the requirements above, so that sites can be found without the use of an external search engine.

How does this scale? How is the index sorted? That was originally the answer provided by search engines.

An index of the web.

92 editors, ~ 1 million categories and ~ 3 million websites

It has both UI and cli. It can be useful someday.

TL;DR use SSR or SSG

Une bonne introduction à l'accessibilité web

Make a list of all component that can be found in a project:

• this list
• material UI
• Carbon
• react rainbow components
• https://component.gallery/components/ (not maintained anymore?)
• ...

Create webpages from SQL requests

Brackets are allowed in URLs. It makes it hader to handle than first though!

The author propose a regex, but it is still not valid as only the extended ascii is in it.

Yes, it is hard to parse URL correctly.

Pagefind seems to be a great search tool for static (or SSRed) websites.

Pagefind is written in Rust and runs after my static site generator binary. pagefind indexes all generated HTML and provides an API to query that, including a search UI which you can see at the bottom of every page here. Perfect for my static site setup and it aims to not use much storage or bandwidth.

Available at https://pagefind.app/

L'accessibilité universelle est un principe montrant que rendre un service accessible aux personnes porteuses de handicap est bénéfique pour tous les utilisateurs. Par exemple, utiliser une taille de police de 16 pixels minimum est nécessaire pour les personnes qui ont de la difficulté à voir, mais rendra aussi le contenu plus facilement lisible pour tout le monde.

Comme la situation de handicap peut aussi être temporaire, cela profite aux personnes qui sont temporairement handicapées, comme après un accident par exemple.

Simplifier le langage permettra à plus de personnes de profiter du contenu.

Se baser sur les statistiques d'utilisation de l'application peut être trompeur. En effet, seules les personnes qui auront pu surmonter les différentes épreuves pour arriver jusqu'au contenu apparaîtront dans ces statistiques.

Ce n'est pas à la personne qui utilise votre service qu'appartient la responsabilité de formater des données que vous souhaitez enregistrer en base de données. Par exemple, les messages du type "Entrez votre numéro de téléphone sans tirets" devraient être remplacés par un retrait automatique de ces caractères dans le champ.

Utiliser du HTML sémantique.

Il s'ensuit ensuite d'une liste de recommandations que je connais déjà bien personnellement.

"Understanding and making sense of data is stressful anyway, but in a pandemic, it’s worse." from accessiblenumbers.com/explain-

It's the best online resource I've found so far about accessibility of numbers. I also find practical that nearly every sentence has a link to check the resource in-depth. It can lack good examples though. What should be written instead of the currently hard to read raw number?

If you want to build an editor as much compatible with the web as possible, then CodeMirror is the way to go.

A checklist about accessibility. It ensures that the website follows some standards. The demo (https://www.magentaa11y.com/demos/) definitely help in order to follow these.

This seems so powerful: basically, it allows creating a link or reference from a text inside a page!

But it is not implemented in Firefox, sadly... there is however an extension for it https://addons.mozilla.org/fr/firefox/addon/link-to-text-fragment/

How links with an @ in the URL becomes insecure, because they can redirect to a .zip domain simulating a file

A piece of software free to use, without any control whatsoever that ended, well good!