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.