A Deaf nomad exploring our world.
Gutenberg blocks are written in JavaScript and the react library. The blocks are built around JSX which looks like HTML but isn’t. It actually JavaScript. The JSX is converted into HTML when the blocks are saved and stored in the database. What you see on the front end is HTML. But, what you are viewing in the editor is JavaScript.
Source: @mrtom414
Fact of Life #1: We don’t read pages. We scan them.
Steve Krug, Don’t make me think, revisited
While updating my email settings, I noticed the page structure.
The challenge with visual design is that it does not tell you what HyperText Markup Language (HTML) is being used to structure the page.
As a result, I turned on a browser extension, HeadingsMap. This extension is available for Google Chrome and Mozilla Firefox. It allows you to quickly identify the page’s heading structure.
One thing surprised me.
One thing I noticed is how Eventbrite marked up the Site Navigation as the last heading level two in the heading structure. It seems to be a very logical solution for a number of reasons.
“I don’t go to the doctor anymore unless I’m dying because getting accommodations is like pulling teeth. No thanks!”
Hard of hearing individual from Texas, 2axend
It was refreshing not to have session speakers describing themselves.
Jennison Asuncion