Standards/Consortia: HTML and More
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Alexandre Poirot: Declarative Web Component to replace build-time HTML templates
Recently I moved away from Jekyll to build this blog (see more).
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[Old] "This page optimized for ..." - arguing with customers -
You probably have seen it hundreds of times: You follow a link and and arrive at a site's opening page. The people who designed that page were probably paid for doing so, and one should expect them to try to raise your interest in the site and gain it as wide a readership as possible.
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There aren’t really big gaps in OKLCH where it just doesn’t render any color at all.
So, what’s the deal with those “Unavailable on any device” colors? Best I understand it, they are rather “out of range” for the color model, but there is built-in browser magic in place that pulls the values back into range. It picks the best I know what you meant color match. I suppose it is the same concept as when you are using a browser that supports P3 color, but a display that doesn’t. Magic happens that pulls the colors down into a reasonable, display-able place. It doesn’t just not show the color. I think there are competing and opinionated algorithms that do this, I’m not up to snuff on all that.