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Annoyingly, we've been reading various versions of this article for around twenty years, yet the problems it discusses still exist. Unsure why, and what the sol
by jasoncartwright 2y ago
Annoyingly, we've been reading various versions of this article for around twenty years, yet the problems it discusses still exist. Unsure why, and what the solution is.
- chuckadams 2y agoThe “problem” is that html is largely free-form as schemas go, so undifferentiated div soup is perfectly valid. Being able to easily define a document schema kind of died out with xhtml, and no one uses html5’s official xml encoding. Basically it’s up to the content generator to produce semantically nice html, whether that’s a fancy editor or a widget toolkit. When I use PrimeVue for example, the generated DOM is chock full of ARIA attributes.
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