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Whenever I start a new project, the first order of business is to sand down some of the rough edges in the CSS language. I do this with a functional set of custom baseline styles.

These styles are designed to be a starting point for any web project, providing a clean and consistent foundation upon which to build. They address common issues such as inconsistent margins, font sizes, and element behaviors across different browsers.

By implementing these baseline styles, I can ensure that my projects have a solid foundation, allowing me to focus on the unique aspects of each project without getting bogged down by basic styling issues.

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Whenever I start a new project, the first order of business is to sand down some of the rough edges in the CSS language. I do this with a functional set of custom baseline styles.

These styles are designed to be a starting point for any web project, providing a clean and consistent foundation upon which to build. They address common issues such as inconsistent margins, font sizes, and element behaviors across different browsers.

By implementing these baseline styles, I can ensure that my projects have a solid foundation, allowing me to focus on the unique aspects of each project without getting bogged down by basic styling issues.

Default Article

Whenever I start a new project, the first order of business is to sand down some of the rough edges in the CSS language. I do this with a functional set of custom baseline styles.

These styles are designed to be a starting point for any web project, providing a clean and consistent foundation upon which to build. They address common issues such as inconsistent margins, font sizes, and element behaviors across different browsers.

By implementing these baseline styles, I can ensure that my projects have a solid foundation, allowing me to focus on the unique aspects of each project without getting bogged down by basic styling issues.

Default Article

Whenever I start a new project, the first order of business is to sand down some of the rough edges in the CSS language. I do this with a functional set of custom baseline styles.

These styles are designed to be a starting point for any web project, providing a clean and consistent foundation upon which to build. They address common issues such as inconsistent margins, font sizes, and element behaviors across different browsers.

By implementing these baseline styles, I can ensure that my projects have a solid foundation, allowing me to focus on the unique aspects of each project without getting bogged down by basic styling issues.

UI要素のコントラスト比が3:1であることを確認する

コントラストとは、2つの色の間で知覚される明るさの差を測る指標です。1:1から21:1の範囲の比率で表されます。たとえば、黒背景に黒文字はもっとも低いコントラスト比の1:1になり、白背景に黒文字はもっとも高い21:1になります。色のコントラストを測定するツールやFigmaプラグインは数多く存在し、私のお気に入りはWeb AIM online contrast check toolとContrast（Figma）です。