CSS VS. My Gender: A Study In Transitions
summary
Maps the transition property in CSS — its four arguments (properties, duration, timing function, delay) — to concrete aspects of a gender transition: claims that duration never equals “more trans,” that timing functions aren’t linear, and delays can be necessary for safety. Shows a five‑second height animation as an example and reports shipping a pronouns field into an internal Dropbox directory that works but sees low adoption, with practical tips on pronoun use and apologizing for mistakes.
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chapters (8)
- 0:00Start
- 3:17CASCADING STYLE SHEETS
- 3:43GENDERQUEER
- 4:04TRANSITION PROPERTY
- 4:29TRANSITION EXPERIENCE
- 8:11SIMILARITIES THE PRACTICAL PARTS
- 9:01INCLUSION !== BEING INCLUDED
- 10:15INCLUSION & ALLYSHIP
