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A New “Web” Readiness Report

  • A blogger stumbled upon a post on 'HTML5 Readiness' while browsing, leading to the idea of creating a new 'Web Readiness 2025' report with upcoming HTML and CSS features.
  • The original 'HTML5 Readiness' site by Paul Irish and Divya Manian displayed browser support for various web features using a rainbow color representation.
  • The new 'Web Readiness 2025' project aims to track and display support for upcoming HTML and CSS features, with an interactive design.
  • Data for the project is sourced from the Web Features API, and each feature is represented as a web component with support details.
  • Animations on the website were achieved using the Web Animation API, allowing for interactive transitions and user engagement.
  • Custom JavaScript was implemented to handle the position of elements based on sibling index and count for a dynamic and visually appealing layout.
  • The project also utilized CSS selectors like :has() for interaction effects, enhancing user experience without the need for JavaScript.
  • Future plans include periodic updates to track feature support changes and user feedback for enhancing the 'Web Readiness 2025' report.

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