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mooeena updated Moo Like A Goat!

2 years ago

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templates/yyyy_mm_dd_Title.html

sitemap.html

projects/nobody.html

projects.html

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ymodatabase updated YMO Library

2 years ago

YMOrubbishbin.html

lime360 accessiblenet

2 years ago

a11y part 2

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pinkvampyr andou

2 years ago

fellow pink/black enjoyer 🤝

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pinkvampyr accessiblenet

2 years ago

would people like if I made updates when new sites are added to the directory? note: this is directed towards people who will be using the directory to find indie websites

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jasm1nii 2 years ago

yeah! :3

pixelglade 2 years ago

Sure.

justfluffingaround 2 years ago

Yes please!

munsun 2 years ago

YES PLS

pinkvampyr accessiblenet

2 years ago

Set up an RSS feed! https://accessiblenet.neocities.org/feed.xml I'll try to post updates here too but you'll see them more reliably in the feed most likely, so I'd recommend subscribing!

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leizy8499 updated ~ leith's website ~

2 years ago

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pinkvampyr

2 years ago

oh I should really make an RSS feed for accessible net too

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neo-resources updated Neo-Resources

2 years ago

Neo-Resources

stonedaimuser updated An Expansive Link Directory Of We The Peopl...

2 years ago

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sushi-pixels updated Pixels by Sushi!

2 years ago

Pixels by Sushi!

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pinkvampyr

2 years ago

does anyone have resources for dark/light mode toggles? I have a theme switcher in my resources but I'm looking specifically just to toggle between light and dark mode

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justfluffingaround 2 years ago

Lost letters on neocities just put this in a comment on their profile: https://derekkedziora.com/blog/dark-mode-revisited

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pinkvampyr 2 years ago

thank you!!

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dabric accessiblenet

2 years ago

btw for the alt text section, i dont think `alt="null"` works for purely decorative images. trying it in firefox with narrator, and it announces it literally as "null" instead of ignoring it.

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jasm1nii 2 years ago

yeah, for purely decorative images, alt="" (without any content between the quotation marks) is sufficient

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pinkvampyr 2 years ago

I read something by someone with low vision saying that an empty alt tag made them think the person had just forgotten to leave an alt tag, while a null tag let them know it was something unimportant :0

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pinkvampyr 2 years ago

https://veroniiiica.com/how-to-write-alt-text-image-descriptions-visually-impaired/

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jasm1nii 2 years ago

alt="" *is* the null attribute? leaving it blank would mean not tacking on the alt attribute in the first place.

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jasm1nii 2 years ago

i think this post was written for people posting on social media platforms that provide an alt text field (in other words, sites that aren't handcoded) - that's where writing "null" would make sense.

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pinkvampyr 2 years ago

fixed!

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pinkvampyr 2 years ago

for the record that source was recommended to me, so I apologize if it turned out not to be what most people use!

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interactiveresources2021 updated Frames with Names

2 years ago

Story Telling Webpages/Story_Telling.html

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boypussy updated summer breeze

2 years ago

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pinkvampyr accessiblenet

2 years ago

hiii I'm the admin for accessible net! if you have any questions or comments I'll try to get to them here!

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justfluffingaround 2 years ago

Here are 2 accessibility things I've learned over the years: Max line length for reading should be 55 to 66 characters including spaces. 2) Large blocks of text are hard to read for many disabilities and general readers, good rule of thumb is 4-6 lines or 4-5 sentences long to give eyes reading breaks.

justfluffingaround 2 years ago

Hyperlinks should always describe what they are clicking since screen readers often jump to links to navigate the page. Instead the link saying something like "click here" it should describe where the link is going like the title of the article or webpage or the purpose of the link like "how to code my accessible layout here".

justfluffingaround 2 years ago

Using bolds and italics sparingly is indeed good to avoid eyestrain or migraines for readers, but using headings or bolds before different sections of your articles/posts can be helpful for navigation of screen readers (they can jump to html eadings just like they can links), scan reading, and breaking up the paragraphs in described chunks.

pinkvampyr 2 years ago

Thank you! Most of these are things I knew but totally forgot to add 😅 typical me

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pinkvampyr

2 years ago

hearing people actually putting effort into accessibility bc of accessnet has me tearing up like!! that's so lovely!!

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justfluffingaround 2 years ago

Next task on my to do list after I finish my links/resources page is coding a button to pause gifs/animations!

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sleepycircus updated Sleepy Circus

2 years ago

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webrings.html

Sleepy Circus

pinkvampyr

2 years ago

btw I'm working on reuploading all the yesterlinks stuff to my own bookmarks page. right now you can only find it on archive dot org so I figure if anyone still wanted those resources handy I'd nab em.

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pinkvampyr 2 years ago

I'm also adding my own bookmarks of course

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punkwasp 2 years ago

the source code for yesterlinks is also still available on github! https://github.com/sadgrlonline/yesterlinks so if anyone wants to they could potentially download it and fiddle around with it themselves, it looks like all the data is still there

pinkvampyr 2 years ago

@punkwasp yeah I thought about doing that but it involves JavaScript and bleh. I'm just using owls script. but if anyone else wants to do that it'd be awesome!

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stonedaimuser updated An Expansive Link Directory Of We The Peopl...

2 years ago

nbctvnews/new.html

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