Another excellent tool for checking colour accessibility, but with the added bonus of creating viable palettes for you. These can then be filtered based on various criteria such as minimum WCAG level, background colour, and base hue (green, blue, red, etc.). Very clever 👍
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- contrast ratio, WCAG, colour palette, colour, a11y, tool
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Get the FLoC out
The latest breach of Google's old "do no evil" motto is here: FLoC. As ever, Jeremy has written a well-reasoned and nuanced take on why it's likely a bad idea, both for the web in general and Google …
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Git push to new repository
Super useful walkthrough on taking a branch from one repository and publishing it to another repository entirely (great for creating test repos or stripped-down example repos for bug …
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