Default Styles for “h1” Elements Are Changing, by @zcorpan (@mdn):

https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/blog/h1-element-styles/

#Development #Announcements
Default 'h1' styles are changing · What this means for front-end developers https://ilo.im/1639ni

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#Headings #UserAgent #Styles #Sections #Rendering #Specification #HTML #Browser #WebDev #Frontend

#Development #Findings
The WebAIM Million 2025 · Accessibility of the top 1,000,000 home pages https://ilo.im/1633v1

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#Accessibility #WCAG #ARIA #Contrast #AltText #Headings #Regions #WebTechnology #WebDev #Frontend

#Design #Guidelines
Choosing the right words for effective UX · What to consider when naming global website elements https://ilo.im/160tzl

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#Words #Icons #Context #Navigation #Headings #Taxonomy #ProductDesign #UxDesign #UiDesign #WebDesign

Web accessibility basics — Headings. By WebAIM (updated): https://webaim.org/techniques/headings/ #headings #webdesign #webdev #a11y

Change the #PDF layout of paragraph- and subparagraph level #headings to "free-standing" by setting the `block-headings` variable.
Default behavior is to let those headings run into the first line; by running #pandoc with
pandoc -V block-headings
the headings are placed in a separate line, similar to higher-level headings.

Heading off confusion: When do headings fail WCAG? (10min):
https://www.tpgi.com/heading-off-confusion-when-do-headings-fail-wcag/
Bringing back some older article, because it’s still relevant. Even if not ideal, skipped heading (like H1 then H3) is not an accessibility failure.That being said, if you can avoid it, avoid it. Illogical heading order and non-descriptive ones are thought.
#Accessibility #Headings