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Journal archive: 2016
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Deep linking with fragmentions
An explanation and a request for assistance.
Print styles
Making an online book dead-tree friendly.
Design principles
What makes ‘em good?
The typography of a web book
The font choices for Resilient Web Design.
Introducing Resilient Web Design
I wrote a web book.
Certbot renewals with Apache
Tweaking the way .conf files are structured.
Fractal ways
24 ways, 1 component library.
Starting out
Resources for learning to make websites from scratch.
Teasing
Dribbbling.
Between the braces
The two faces of CSS.
Less JavaScript
The Google developer relations team are dishing out some inconvenient truths.
Resilience retires
Top. Men.
We must love one another or die
We must love one another and die
The road to Indie Web Camp LA
California hacking.
Adoption
Evolution, not revolution.
A decade on Twitter
The first ten years of microblogging.
Assumptions
Mobile hardware isn’t all that it seems.
Research on evaluating technology
A link list for a new talk.
Choice
Progressive enhancement: it’s not just for web sites, y’know.
The Rational Optimist
Not rational, not optimistic.
Fifteen
I should’ve baked a cake, at least.
Someday
Changing defaults in browsers …someday.
Indie Web Camp Brighton 2016
A jolly weekend of talking and making.
European tour
Three events in three cities.
The imitation game
The only way to win is not to play.
Marking up help text in forms
Two accessibility alternatives.
Why do pull quotes exist on the web?
Won’t somebody think of the readers?
Exploring web technologies
From the very basics to the cutting edge.
Extensible web components
Web components are supposed to extend the web, not replace it.
Animating
A few examples of animation on the web.
Class teacher
When abstraction becomes obfuscation.
Save the dates for Indie Web Camp Brighton 2016
September 24th and 25th. Be there and be square.
Backdoor Service Workers
The tragedy of the iframe commons.
Unlabelled search fields
A look at some of the accessibility options.
Talking about hypertext
Preparing and publishing a presentation on one single HTML element.
On the side
My Clearleft colleagues are an inspiration.
Carolyn
You can help my friend.
Sticky headers
A few things to remember if you’re going to using position:fixed.
The Progressive Web App Dev Summit
A field report from Amsterdam.
Amsterdam Brighton Amsterdam
Bouncing between the beach and the canal.
Thank you, jQuery
The JavaScript library that led the way.
Progressive web app store
I’ve got a business proposition for you.
A wager on the web
What’s the worst that could happen?
Taking an online book offline
It’s a book. It’s a progressive web app. It’s HTML5 For Web Designers.
Regression toward being mean
I need to get better at balance.
A little progress
Some code to show a progress bar for file uploads.
Switching to HTTPS on Apache 2.4.7 on Ubuntu 14.04 on Digital Ocean
The super-sexy title is because this stuff tends to be super-specific to the server setup.
Regressive Web Apps
Killing the web to save it.
Owning my words
My website, my words.
A web for everyone
The reality of unevenly-distributed browser features isn’t a bug, it’s a feature.
Content Buddy
Making myself available for proof-reading, editing, and general content wrangling.
Indie Web Camp Düsseldorf
Two years in a row at the excellent Sipgate offices in Düsseldorf.
Conversational interfaces
A history.
Machine supplying
Book recommendations.
Sparklining
Pimping my home page at Indie Web Camp Nuremberg.
Accessible progressive disclosure revisited
From buttons to links.
Mistakes on a plane
In which Comic Book Guy critiques in-flight entertainment.
A brief history of the World Wide Web by web developers
The web is a tiny pony.
The web on my phone
How do you solve a problem like Safari?
Making things happen
Crazy schemes that just might work.
Bookmarklets
They’re just restin’.
Accessible progressive disclosure
Using ARIA attributes to power JavaScript functionality.
The voice of MOL
Chipmunks in space.
Moderating EnhanceConf 2016
I had the honour being Master of Ceremonies at the world’s first conference dedicated to progressive enhancement.
Design sprinting
Packing a whole lotta learning into just five days.
Spamduffing
Trying not to compromise the sign-up flow on Huffduffer.
Independently published
I want to thank these people for sharing.
Enhance! Conf!
The first conference dedicated to progressive enhancement.
New edition
The second edition of HTML5 of Web Designers
Handling redirects with a Service Worker
A bugfix for Chrome’s errant behaviour.
Enhance’n’drag’n’drop
A little pattern of enhancement.
Service Worker notes
Jotting down some observations.
Huffduffing for podcasters
Making your audio discoverable.
Words of welcome
Writing is interface design.
Paint
The power of art.
Hamburger, hamburger, hamburger
Rigidly defined areas of doubt and uncertainty.
Jerememe
Well, that escalated quickly.
Testing
Screen reading.
One day in London
To the capital and back.
Separated at death
Farewell, doppelgänger.
Homebrew header hardening
Step-by-step instructions for more secure response headers on Apache.
Without delay
I’m wrong again …fortunately.
Small lessons, loosely learned
Softly softly, grokky JavaScript.
The Force Awakens
The inevitable opinion piece on *that* movie.
Year’s end
Marking the start of 2016.