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6 articles tagged #Accessibility.
P.01The :open pseudo-class, Baseline since May 2026, styles <details>, <dialog>, and <select> in their expanded state with one selector. No JS classes needed.
P.02One CSS property finally styles the browser's own select, options and icons included, with no dropdown library. The syntax, an example, and real support.
P.03Chrome 147, Firefox 146, and Safari 26 all ship contrast-color(), which picks black or white text to meet WCAG AA on any background. Syntax and fallback.
P.04The W3C's updated accessibility evaluation methodology now covers mobile and desktop apps, not just web pages. The five-step audit, applied to a native app.
P.05A practical continuity framework for public-sector digital teams after federal website funding shifts: resilience, accessibility, and vendor risk.
P.06Web accessibility is legally required and ethically essential. Here's a practical guide to building accessible applications with WCAG 2.2 compliance.