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pencilvoid pinkvampyr

1 year ago

thanks for following!

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sushi-pixels updated Pixels by Sushi!

1 year ago

Pixels by Sushi!

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stonedaimuser updated An Expansive Link Directory Of We The Peopl...

1 year ago

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pinkvampyr pencilvoid

1 year ago

your display controls are so cool!! is it ok to ask how you made it?

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pencilvoid 1 year ago

thank you! it's a combination of Javascript and static site generator tricks. you can check out the source code here: https://github.com/PencilVoid/neocities-pencilvoid

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pinkvampyr accessiblenet

1 year ago

added a new link under the "articles, essays, and blog posts" section of the resources page. “On mobile phones, the small web, and able-bodied privilege” by whiona here on neocities. says a lot of the things i've been wanting to say from the perspective of someone actually affected by it. go give it a read!

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mooeena updated Moo Like A Goat!

1 year ago

Moo Like A Goat!

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interactiveresources2021 updated Frames with Names

1 year ago

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boypussy updated summer breeze

1 year ago

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lsiekiera updated A WRITING BLOG FOR RADICALS

1 year ago

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A WRITING BLOG FOR RADICALS

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pinkvampyr whiona

1 year ago

what a cute little website aaaaa I love it tysm for the follow

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whiona 1 year ago

thank YOU for the follow back! :> your site is so cute too - love the pink and black! Also, I really appreciated the resources you compiled on the Accessible Net directory. They have been super handy.

sushi-pixels updated Pixels by Sushi!

1 year ago

Pixels by Sushi!

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stonedaimuser updated An Expansive Link Directory Of We The Peopl...

1 year ago

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sleepycircus updated Sleepy Circus

1 year ago

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Sleepy Circus

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pinkvampyr ophanimkei

1 year ago

I love everything about your site so much!!! its so pretty and unique

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ophanimkei 1 year ago

Thank you so much T_T I appreciate it a lot!! I put a lot of care into it so I'm happy you think it's pretty and unique!!

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pinkvampyr accessiblenet

1 year ago

another tip: consider adding a splash page/landing page to your website to let people know about any content warnings as well as if they need to have javascript enabled to use any accessibility features ^^

pinkvampyr 1 year ago

many people (such as myself) often have JavaScript disabled by default, so it's nice to know if I'm gonna need to turn it on to be able to pause gifs/change layout/etc.

debtdeath 1 year ago

curious, what's the reason for disabling js by default? im pretty pro-js (probs also bc i make browser games and js is often a backbone for that) and i dont really understand the aversion

jasm1nii 1 year ago

as a pro-JS person, i think the main issue is with privacy and security, since JS can is also used for tracking visitors if a webmaster has analytics enabled; CDNs also collect user data from the sites they're installed on. and if the CDN is ever compromised, that also poses a risk to every site running those scripts.

jasm1nii 1 year ago

of course, this can be mitigated by setting the appropriate security headers and hashes, but this isn't common knowledge for a lot of people, let alone novice web devs.

pinkvampyr 1 year ago

pretty much what Jasmine said! I often forget to turn JS on for individual sites so it's a nice reminder, and I'm sure I'm not the only one. I'm okay turning it on as long as I feel the site is safe or it has features that require JavaScript to function

pinkvampyr 1 year ago

of course I would say people with things like photosensitivity may feel like they can't afford to turn off JavaScript because of things like that, but I think it's just a nice to have just in case you know :^)

pixelglade 1 year ago

The noscript tag can let you inform users if JavaScript is required on a page

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qrunchysnaq 1 year ago

I've been considering implementing a splash page, even though I don't love them personally. This is a good argument for doing so since I use JS for major features that I don't know how to code without it. Thanks for the tip!

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foulextinguisher updated fishteas

1 year ago