CSS Naked Day

 CSS Naked Day  is an event on April 9th of each year where participants delete or disable the CSS on their website, to show their content in its raw form.

Motivation
While many participants do it simply for fun, there are other motivations

Accessibility
Over time, we have a tenancy to disregard semantic HTML, instead patching issues with CSS. This is a problem for accessibility because screen readers have a hard time distinguishing the intention of elements without proper HTML markup. By making all HTML glaringly obvious, issues become apparent very clearly. (See )

Community
In many ways, CSS naked day is like the indieweb or webrings. It builds a community of like minded developers by providing a common goal.

Textual Internetting

 * Some browsers like felynx/elynx/lynx and w3c are designed to be used from the terminal, providing an experience very close to CSS naked day all year
 * Some indieweb writers maintain mirrors of their website on text only HTTP alternatives like Gemini and Gopher

2022

 * improved the accessibility of his website in the following ways:
 * Tried (failed) making his post list cards more accessible by following this guide
 * Making his frontmatter and footer links a definition list (instead of a simple +  and a patch with CSS)
 * Using a list of cards instead of divs in order
 * Like, making his SVG's the right size
 * , as of April 2022 participates in CSS Naked Day
 * participated this year. Finally got around to reducing the default size of some svg icons which filled the screen without CSS.

Why
Brainstorming why:

It's a good day to strip all the styling of your website and start again from scratch with a redesign.