Posts by cwilcox808@c.im
 (DIR) Post #B4x6MTU25ITrT3hlU8 by cwilcox808@c.im
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       @MoritzGlantz "View Source" is the only one that isn't rage bait.
       
 (DIR) Post #B5LoXWNMjIfBOuhbvs by cwilcox808@c.im
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       @MoritzGlantz U.S.'s Section 508 has one(s) too, at least when the display is a part of the product (ICT).Both Section 508 and EN 301 549 only require minimums when the user can't increase the size of the text.Millimeters is also not the most useful unit of measure for digital designers, since physical pixel densities vary widely and CSS pixels will also have some variance. I guess it could be included as a minimum: `font-size: max(4.8mm, 1rem);`I did look at a box sized in `mm` units on my external monitor and phone and it was perceptually about the same size when viewed from typical distances for those display types.https://www.section508.gov/develop/fonts-typography/
       
 (DIR) Post #B5NwIkDeANZXwNXcUy by cwilcox808@c.im
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       @MoritzGlantz Which users?If you mean site visitors who need to keyboard operate the UIs, if a menu looks like an application menu, I think they'll not to navigate the menu items using arrows. For tabs widgets, again, having the right appearance helps but gov.uk did some user research a while ago and found some users were not experienced with them and only tried the Tab key to operate them. Having a (visible) hint about using arrow keys when focus in the tabs list could help.If by "users" you mean developers implementing any of this stuff, no, you can't assume they'll even think about the keyboard interactions expected when menu or tabs roles are used.
       
 (DIR) Post #B5OK09uWoqgL1HGl6W by cwilcox808@c.im
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       @MoritzGlantz I can't find the old gov.uk blog post about their Tabs component user research, it might have been a decade old (I think the arrow key issue was only with sighted users, screen reader users generally know what to do when they encounter the 'tab' role).Their current Tabs component page uses arrow keys. It also has some general UX advice for when to use the component or not use it.https://design-system.service.gov.uk/components/tabs/
       
 (DIR) Post #B98UAS8oBa6rUFX9d2 by cwilcox808@c.im
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       @aardrian The new editor is now the default but for now the "classic" one is still available: https://codepen.io/penIt's also possible to make the new editor appear more like the classic one but I doubt that would address bugginess like this.https://blog.codepen.io/2026/07/23/two-point-oh/#the-future