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https://craftinatorics.com/accessibility.html Wrote a little blurb about your site down at the bottom :) Lmk if anythings incorrect or you want something changed. Also, have you tested your settings buttons using keyboard focus controls? They were behaving a little funny on my browser...

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craftinatorics 2 years ago

Oh and my wife's iphone isn't changing background colors from the light clouds, so is unreadable on the dark themes.

craftinatorics 2 years ago

I guess this accessibility spotlight thing comes with praise AND free testing ;P

e-wizard 2 years ago

Thank you!! I think the issue with the buttons specifically is that I have them toggle on key press up, which seems to be synonymous with focus. I'll have to look into setting it so only the space or enter key changes them. Re: the iPhone thing, I don't have one of those so I didn't know about this bug. I'll have to check if iphones have any bugs for background-blend-mode, since that's the only way the backgrounds ca

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e-wizard 2 years ago

... background-blend-mode is the only way the backgrounds can change color. I have the backgrounds behind a media-query checking if the browser supports the feature, but it seems there's something going on with iphones. For now I guess I'll have to add something that disables it on iPhones? I'll look into it, thank you for letting me know

e-wizard 2 years ago

Ok I fixed the Javascript. Turned out the onClick also detects keyboard Enter presses, without detecting Tab presses, which is good. It behaved a bit differently for me but I'm not sure if it was because I was on Windows (I changed to Linux yesterday) or something else. As for the iphone thing, I still haven't found a way to fix that. I guess for now a stopgap measure would just be disabling the images, but I'm still

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e-wizard 2 years ago

... I'm still looking into a way to fix that. CanIUse.com says iOS should support background-blend-mode, which is probably why the media query that allows backgrounds is on at all.

craftinatorics 2 years ago

Disabling images definitely worked. Did you see this message on caniuse? "iOS Safari is reported to not support multiple background-blend-modes"

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craftinatorics 2 years ago

She tried it and found the same bug on safari and chrome, though. She uses v104 of Chrome.

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e-wizard 2 years ago

Ah, I didn't see the message. I should add a thing to the javascript that detects the user agent string, but I'm worried that might get too into tracking territory. I'll see if I can make two different backgrounds for now, and still use background-blend-mode for them to adopt theme colours but have a fallback for iOS. RE: Chrome, if it's on an iOS device then it's actually running the same engine as Safari, since...

e-wizard 2 years ago

... since Apple only allows browsers to use their own Webkit engine. Chrome usually uses Blink, and Firefox usually uses Gecko, but on iOS they both behave like Safari because they have to use Webkit. Not sure if this is the case on macOS though.

craftinatorics 2 years ago

Interesting, I didn't know that! Well lmk if you want us to test it again. It's been nice to talk with you and i think your site's really cool :)

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craftinatorics gils-photos

2 years ago

Beautiful photography!!

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gils-photos 2 years ago

Thank you

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craftinatorics 2 years ago

I made some more buttons @u@

craftinatorics 2 years ago

outlining a page for accessible web development resources. please let me know if you have suggestions, and please also comment a link to your site if you think I might want to put you in the "accessible website spotlight". I think main criteria are passing webaim scanner, semantic html, no excessive blinking. Its not about perfection, but about working towards. Super bonus points if you talk about accessible web dev!

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e-wizard 2 years ago

Commenting a link, as asked: e-wizard.neocities.org. I have a bunch of Javascript toggles for different things, but if someone has JS disabled then all the border and background images are disabled by default and the theme follows browser preferences.

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craftinatorics 2 years ago

@e-wizard (do mentions work on here lol) yes thank you!! i definitely want you on there, and am thinking about talking about your js stuff in the aesthetic vs access section! glad to hear the default with no js is accessible, that's really cool!

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craftinatorics 2 years ago

I put some buttons I made for Bitsy in my Diversions page, for you to use on your website!!!

craftinatorics advancedgamingknowledge

2 years ago

I really enjoy thinking about the math behind pen-and-paper games. In geometry class I avoided taking notes by playing every single possible game of tic tac toe with myself to try to decide what the best moves were. That's a lot harder with something like Battleship or Cows and Bulls, but information theory can help a little!

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craftinatorics 2 years ago

Did you know that Donald Knuth wrote a paper in the 70s about what the best moves to play in Mastermind? With only four numbers/colors, there's actually a pretty straightforward algorithm! (aka almost Cows and Bulls but on plastic instead of paper).

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craftinatorics 2 years ago

Also, are you going to cover Hangman? That's what we played a lot of as kids.

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advancedgamingknowledge 2 years ago

I used to have hangman on the site but I removed because I don't really like it that much, I found a great video by Jan Misali about hangman which does a much better job talking about the game than I ever could. I also read that paper Donald Knuth wrote when I put bulls and cows on the site, sometime I do wish I could go more into the math about these games but the problem is that I am not good at...

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advancedgamingknowledge 2 years ago

explaining these types of things. Video Link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=le5uGqHKll8&vl=en

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advancedgamingknowledge 2 years ago

Thank you for the follow and the comment though! Also, I find it interesting that you mentioned Battleship and Bulls and cows in your comment because the original 1931 paper version of battleship (called Salvo) was sort of a combination of those two games, player made multiple shots per turn and were only told how hits and misses they had (e.g. 5 shots, 3 hits and 2 misses).

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craftinatorics internetbee

2 years ago

I love your backgrounds! Thank you for sharing :) I might use one of the knitting ones once I make a knitting page.

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