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If you click on the content in the panel, the tab closes. Can this be fixed?

Thank you, Allison!

This is some excellent a11y content. You nailed the what and why in a very compelling structure that is easy to follow and comprehend. What I appreciate the most is that you're using real world examples that tackle most accessibility concepts in a way that can be applied to other component like markup as well. Keep up the good work and I am looking forward to more great content from you.

Very very cool content. Something people have ignored for too long. Great job!

Love the a11y content ! Would be great to see it built properly from the start , not with everything as divs and then adding roles as needed. When following the recommended pattern on the aria authoring practices guide, I get so confused why it says not to use in production environments. I have seen another pattern since you mentioned JavaScript not loading, where they make the heading and use a link instead of a button that’s set to the panel on question; in case the JavaScript doesn’t load. But then they have to either replace the <a> with a button on the DOM or I guess give the <a> a role of button ? But at least the content is accessible if the JavaScript doesn’t load , it’s not hidden away and it’s still linked to as well as arja-labelledby the heading piece. Luckily we will have support to customize and animate the details/summary soonish!!! Fun to play with on chrome in the meantime !

Great to see some content taking accessibility into account. I would not add the "toggle" at the start of the name of the button however. For users using speech recognition software, it may be difficult to find buttons by their name I think. It needs test, for sure! Oh! and you will be able to use the details element with the same name attribute soon enough to create exclusive accordeons :)

Wow, thank you so much! I actually have a practical idea of how to implement it! Google’s video was nice but I couldn’t really follow along

Probably the best tabbed content with accessibility approach. Please more a11y content like this. Thanks for the detailed and well produced tutorial. Liked and subscribed.

Excellent tutorial and straight to the point. Short and practical at same time. The only thing I would improve here, the use of named grid lines rather than column numbers. This why you could define full width, content width and something in between if necessary or a breakout width.

Excellent explanation!

Thank you!! Your explanation is great!

I have a question with clamp, if it is a mim what you want and max why don't it have 2rem, 5rem, 7rem instead of 2rem, 4vw, 5rem that is confusing to me

Your videos are the best! Super clear and helpful, thank you!

This helped me today 😁

Forgot to add the final result of the container query enhancement 🤣Find the final code here: codepen.io/alliemack/pen/ExqxEgw

Great video! but i think in container query section you forgot to show the final result of the applied style.

I just watched most of your videos, great work, great structure in your video's. And yes please, i love this deep dive with accessibility and such, don't shy away from it.

Not finished the video yet, but I'm 100% sure it's waaay better than google's docs on the topic, so thanks! Just some feedback if it helps - an intro might help your videos feel a bit less... I can't put my finger on it - AI like? Formal? Like the start of an ad? Perhaps it's an issue of it being *too* clean and well presented. I dunno, but it took me to the coding part to think 'oh, this might be her real voice/it's not an AI voiceover'. Don't take it the wrong way, looking forward to the rest of the video!

very good !

Once this transition is more widely supported, GSAP is gonna take a heavy hit

I wish the screen was zoomed in a bit more; it's difficult to see the code you're typing.

Thanks for sharing this!!

Your teaching style is truly engaging and insightful! I love how you break down complex topics into easy-to-understand concepts.

I don't know what's more impressive your video quality or your clear understanding of the tools that you're using. Excellent video.

loved the videos ありがとう！

You have earned a subscriber. 👍🏻

not only CSS but this is really nice!

Such a high quality video! You deserve more views on this :)

How do you only have 450 subs criminally underrated

Subscribed just because you're a doctor who fan

Thanks but little bit hard😄😄

This was great. A lot I didn't know and have to practice. Thank you ❤

You are great. I didn't plan watch this far at this moment because I have school work to catch up on but these are addictive. You make it look easy.

thanks 🙏

😅 very advance

Somehow, UA-cam recommended this to me and I'm happy it was worth it! This look awesome, and maybe there will be use cases where I may use this!! Thanks for the video :)

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which theme you are using ?

Thanks for sharing! This is what I am looking for. Please keep on going. :)

This is really great. I love the animations in your video. It makes it really easy to follow along & understand what's going on. Definitely subscribing. Can't wait to see future videos.

Great video. Waiting for more! Love your website 😁

You said allons-y as if you spoke french that was cute

Muito bom. Obrigado

Wow. Great and clear instruction. Quite a handy thing for regular CSS crafters.