To recap, the placeholder attribute:
Can’t be automatically translated;
Is oftentimes used in place of a label, locking out assistive technology;
Can hide important information when content is entered;
Can be too light-colored to be legible;
Has limited styling options;
May look like pre-filled information and be skipped over.
A List Apart: Issue 275 - 0 views
Don't Use The Placeholder Attribute - Smashing Magazine - 0 views
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Move the placeholder content above the input, but below the label:
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Development Here’s how to translate our designed example to code:
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Bruce Lawson's personal site : The practical value of semantic HTML - 0 views
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styles each header element differently depending on the value of its itemprop attribute. Using itemprop, we’re able to ensure that the author, publication date, title, and subheading are prominently featured.
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If you plan to put things into microdata, please note that Apple, being Apple, go their own way, and don’t use a schema.org vocabulary here. Le sigh. See my article Content needs a publication date! for more. Or view source on this page to see how I’m using microdata on this article.
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Apple WatchOS also optimises display of items wrapped in <figure> elements
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The Accessible iPhone 3GS-- The Mac-cessibility Network - News [Lioncourt.com] - 1 views
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There are two basic methods of operation for VoiceOver. One involves sliding your finger around the screen and allowing VoiceOver to announce what you’re touching. Double tapping the item you are touching, or else tapping a second finger down on the screen while touching it, will activate that item.
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