Uses #CSS grid, shape-outside, generated content, print styles, gradients, backgrounds, forced-color support, hover/focus styles, and more. The underlying HTML works well in screen readers (so it’s its own alt text) and even the ‘union’ symbol usually gets announced correctly.

If you want the crunchy bits:
https://adrianroselli.com/2018/12/a-css-venn-diagram.html

@aardrian Another (lesser) thing: I'd love for Baseline to indicate how gracefully a new feature degrades.

I'm not a fan of encouraging "evergreen browsers".

@aardrian ...and it simultaneously fails to highlight which engines need to catch up to make the situation better for developers! There's a huge risk that "baseline" mostly serves to reduce pressure on laggards by steering developers away from features they really should be using.

@aardrian Thank you!

"Browser navigation is slow because we throw MBs of JS into each request so we solved a problem we created by making SPAs" 🤡

@aardrian I use it as a deliberate juxtaposition because SPAs are still actually webpages.

@aardrian Could this PDF have been a jpeg?

Is it a jpeg? Oh, it is?

Why tf did you made a PDF that is literally one jpeg? You could have just sent the jpeg.

Could this video tutorial have been a blog post?

@aardrian@toot.cafe