Past Work

Leveraging our experience with standardizing web platform features, we provided review and recommendations for the existing proposals from the Maps for HTML Community Group and created a roadmap for the path forward.

In 2020 and 2021 we helped the Google Rendering team with specification tests for several things, including improving the interoperability of the “plaintext-only” value.

We continued to expand our work with lazy-loading in an effort to improve interoperability in browser engines and address pain points for web developers.

International environmental group Greenpeace approached us to create Planet 4 – a site where folks could build websites and digital engagement platforms using Wordpress specifically centering green movements and campaigns.

We're working with rendering teams from each major browser, primarily funded by Google and Mozilla, to increase web platform test coverage, spec author experience, implementer experience, and overall platform compatibility.

We partnered with the Debt Collective, Los Angeles Tenants Union, and Anti-Eviction Mapping Project on an eviction defense software for tenants in Los Angeles.

We reviewed and updated the spec for the CSS `appearance` property, helped browsers ship `appearance` unprefixed without breaking compatibility, and made it easier to style HTML widget elements across browsers.

We designed and built an app that manages manual test runs of web browsers and assistive technologies to help scale WPT-inspired interoperability tests for ARIA accessibility features.

We added new web-platform-tests tests for Fetch Metadata request headers and COEP/COOP response headers that improve browser security guarantees for users and web developers.

We worked with the ARIA and Assistive Technology (ARIA-AT) Community Group to develop a assertion model and testing workflow for testing AT interop and implement a prototype runner.