Halfway through 2018
Pivoting a bit on my goals for the year, but happy with my progress nonetheless.
Read MorePivoting a bit on my goals for the year, but happy with my progress nonetheless.
Read MoreThis past month = yikes.
Read MoreStill moving along on my goals for this year, and managing to stay on track.
Read More2018 is off to a good start with my yearly development goal.
Read More2017 was... a lot. Let's talk about it.
Read MoreMy personal goals for learning and experimentation with web development, aimed at 2018.
Read MoreA cautionary tale.
Read MoreParticipating in #javascript30
Read More2016 was a really good year for me, so I wanted to write about it.
Read MoreI recently gave my first 'public speaking' talk as part of a lunchtime presentation at work on the BEM naming convention for CSS.
Read MoreI made the decision at the beginning of last year to stop hating my projects, and it has allowed my work to be better and job satisfaction higher.
Read MoreRecently I had the opportunity to work on a site that allowed me to experiment more with HTML5 audio and with animation.
Read MoreProject launches so far in 2015.
Read MoreProject launches so far in 2015.
Read MoreTalking about my web development goals for the rest of the year and some recent project launches.
Read MoreThe list of fun projects I am currently working on (outside of work) is getting a little out of hand, so maybe I can keep a running list going to help keep me organized.
Read MoreI built a web app to help my online book club with our book nomination and voting process.
Read MoreA collection of design and front-end related resources for anyone interested in learning about web design and development.
Read MoreA Day Apart is the HTML5/CSS3 workshop that is tacked on to the end of the standard An Event Apart conference.
Read More37 Signals' Jason Fried wrote about why he runs a 'flat company', and this idea struck a chord with me as someone who loves what she does and doesn't much want to move up to management.
Read MoreHandcrafted CSS was a great addition to my collection. The earlier chapters were mostly review of things I’ve already learned from blogs and practice, but the latter chapters especially were invaluable to me.
Read MoreI just finished reading HTML5 for Web Designers. In fact I also just started reading it! It was a short read (only 85 pages) but each and every one of those pages was chock full of information.
Read MoreI had a ul with top padding of 10px with a variety of li’s inside that was causing some strange padding issues in IE6 and IE7.
Read MoreI was given the task at work to fix a problem with a form that we have here. After going through the issues (related to some scripts that were being included twice on the page) I realized that in IE8, and IE8 only, the form wasn’t displaying anything at all.
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