Becoming an Accessibility Ally: My Early Journey and Resources
What I learned from a Website Accessibility course, plus the tools and resources worth a look if you want to level up too.
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What I learned from a Website Accessibility course, plus the tools and resources worth a look if you want to level up too.
The version of Hugo that Render provides is out of date but you can install a more current version with a custom build script. Here is mine.
Some background on how I replaced Google-linked web fonts on this site with self-hosted ones to improve privacy concerns.
I started learning Svelte for web frontend UI development and so far feeling pretty positive about it. Here I review my early thoughts and plans.
I am a privacy advocate by every measure, and WebKit's approach to new web features still worries me. Here is why.
I rebuilt this site's Hugo theme from scratch over a few days, added a bit of branding, and stood up a new For Hire section.
I spent my holiday break rebuilding this site on Hugo, GitHub, and CircleCI, retiring the WordPress setup that came before it.
Final thoughts on Big Nerd Ranch's Front End Web class. Who it is for, and what you should already know before you go.
Taking Big Nerd Ranch's Front End Web class this week, plus the wiki side project I plan to build in the evenings.
Kicking off a new side project, rebuilding the Philly CocoaHeads website that has been running on inherited code since 2010.
Three weeks into Ember.js and some early thoughts, starting with the fact that its homepage explains almost nothing.
Turning a Mac app idea into a dynamic web app, and surveying the frameworks and libraries worth building it on.