The worst thing is how often JavaScript developers reinvent the wheel and break accessibility, common shortcuts such as Ctrl+Clicking or middle-clicking on links to open things in a new tab because the navigation is implemented as onclick handlers instead of <a href="">, or really the worst common issue is making your custom dropdown which does not support the same keyboard selection as a normal dropdown does. Why? So it looks marginally better?
I generally think there's nothing wrong with the browser default styles for input elements. Why can't we often stick with those and avoid wasting time re-inventing the wheel?
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The worst thing is how often JavaScript developers reinvent the wheel and break accessibility, common shortcuts such as Ctrl+Clicking or middle-clicking on links to open things in a new tab because the navigation is implemented as
onclickhandlers instead of<a href="">, or really the worst common issue is making your custom dropdown which does not support the same keyboard selection as a normal dropdown does. Why? So it looks marginally better?I generally think there's nothing wrong with the browser default styles for input elements. Why can't we often stick with those and avoid wasting time re-inventing the wheel?