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Time and Decisions
Making decisions is the work.
The End-to-End Experience
Every step in the experience matters.
James Dyson on Luck, Distance Running and Success
Running has influenced a lot of my perspectives in life
Listen, Learn… Then Lead
Iteration can happen anywhere.
Goodbye Firebug
This tool helped me learn so much about HTML and CSS.
Focusing on What Matters
Don’t ignore what matters: accessibility, performance and security.
Themers as Shipbuilders
I want you to sail them.
What Comes Next is the Future
Oh, a mix of history and the Web!
Contributing to Twenty Seventeen
Sami shares some good advice.
Signs You May be a Designer
It’s me.
JavaScript Community: The Good Parts
Let’s get practical for a bit.
Chasing Tools
Use what works for you.
We’re the Only Plane in the Sky
An oral histpry worth reading.
What is React?
What will React teach us?
Hidden Expectations
There’s always more beneath the surface.
Just Build Websites
Oh, fun side project ideas.
How to Learn Technical Things
Give it time.
Hypertext
Embrace the link.
Empathy and Acceptance in Design and Community
Practicing empathy in our work could have the same impact on the Web as responsive design.
What to Consider When the Platforms Show Up with Money
Social networks can’t replace your own domain.
Why Suburbia Sucks
Why cities in the United States aren’t walkable.
Goodbye Thematic
Thematic taught me so much.
Being a Developer After 40
Getting good can come at any time.
Why I Love Working with the Web
The Web represents this giant book that we’re all writing and learning from.
Don’t Use Slack? (Or Why Aren’t We Better at Accessibility?)
Accessibility happens everywhere.
Conan O’Brien Interviews Jack White
Deadlines can fuel creativity.
jQuery’s Relevancy
Do I really need to use jQuery for this?
Ensuring a High Performing Web for the Next Billion People
A talk that touches on all the parts of the Web that we know have nearly limitless potential, but that we haven’t yet figured out how to do well consistently.
Nine Learnings from Nine Years of Brain Pickings
A lot of learning comes when you keep doing working to grow a creation.
The Future Mundane
Don’t just design for your ideal user.
The Slow Web
Be mindful of what you do each day.
A Brief History of Web Design
I want that intense, personal exploration and sharing back.
How Future-Safe are Your Ideas?
Hint, post on your own domain.
Space Jam Forever
One of my favorite historical websites.
Steal This Talk
Trust each other more and work together for far greater impact.
Remembering the Everyday Developer
Pay attention to the raw materials, and tech yourself.
My Life in Typefaces
Mind the subtle difference between constraints and compromises.
New Browser Features, Interoperability, Craft, and the Future of the Web
The Web has beauty in its wildness.
The Hamburger Wars
Useful in fewer ways than you think.
Writing is Failure
So that’s why people don’t do this.
As We May Link
The smallest tag is the best tag.
Every Browser is the New IE (To Me)
Different browsers make the Web fun.
Flash is Dead
Delivered from Strong Bad himself.
Erase and Rewind: A Tale of Innovation and Patience
The Web is the Web. Unique.
The Story Behind .io
It’s easy to forget the implications of the choices we make with our buying power.
Theme History and WordPress
A dive into the history of premium themes, Kubrick and more.
Well Designed Interfaces Look Boring
People want a works-for-me design.
A Roundtable on Progressive Enhancement
Let’s talk about responsible JavaScript.
Teaching Accessibility
Helping others learn how to improve the quality of what they create on the web.
The Web We Have To Save
Missing the time when more people bothered to read more than a paragraph or 140 characters.
Google Plus and Web Performance
Watch your CSS size.
Five Goofy Things Medium Did That Broke Accessibility
Let’s talk about accessibility more.
Imbalance, Innovation and Work-Life Balance
Forget the balance.
The Gruen Effect
This seems familar.
President Obama on Grace
A truly moving speech.
Responsive Design: Where Do We Go From Here?
These things help each other.
The First Librarian of Congress for the Internet Age
Information will be a little different.
A Journey Into Web Accessibility
Don’t worry about knowing everything.
Creating Your Minimum Viable Product
It’s usually easier than you think it might be.
What is Code?
Let’s find out how this code thing works.
I Have No Idea What The Hell I’m Doing
Lots of us feel the same way.
A Manifesto for Accessible User Experience
Look at accessibility through the lens of user experience.
The Web is Not Poor Man’s Native
The web does not need to emulate native to provide a powerful, vibrant app ecosystem.
This Web App Best Viewed By Someone Else
What we too often dismiss as edge cases are real people who may very much want or even legitimately need to use what we create.
Web! What is it Good For?
The web power lies in its universality.
Browser Testing
It’s more simple than you think.
The Ryanair Approach to Progressive Enhancement
Use progressive enahancement as a reward.
Modern-Day Philosopher: Brunello Cucinelli
Advice from the king of cashmere.
The True Cost of Progressive Enhancement
There’s a difference between support and optimization.
This is Water
Wake up and care.
Choosing Performance
It begins with culture.
Be Kind
Kind of simple.
Blue Chips: The Orlando Magic’s Lost Dynasty
Shaq, Penny and 3D, if only…
The Abundance of JavaScript Libraries
What lies behind the library?
The Days Are Long But the Decades Are Short
It always comes down to time.
Theming with the REST API
A new way to theme, perhaps?
How to Create Better, More Accessible WordPress Themes
Detailed and thoughtful, plus it’s not as hard as you might think.
Notes on Client-Rendered Accessibility
Manage that focus, folks.
A Woman with Usher Syndrome Reviews Her Apple Watch
Accessibility features matter.
A One Page App in One Day!
Really, one day only?
The Tesla Powerwall
The cool thing here is the open source patents.
One Journalism Student on the Job She’ll Never Have
It’s tough out there.
Art Direction and Creativity on the Web in 2015
It should be easier to be creative on the web.
Everyone Has JavaScript, Right?
Careful, okay?
Perfectionism and Blogging
Don’t let it stop you.
Tips for Surviving Google’s “Mobilegeddon”
It’s about more than smaller screens.
Who’s Afraid of the Big, Bad Medium?
It’s always about finding readers.
Accessibility is Not an Edge Case
It’s for everybody.
Hope for the Open Web
Keep it open.
Seven Things Every Designer Needs to Know about Accessibility
A useful list of tips.
A Look Back at the Mother of All Demos
The thing that gave us the computer mouse and more.
The Long Web
Bigger and better than the greatest library?
From Community Generosity to a Full-Time Job
A free service turns into a job.
Accessibility and Low-Powered Devices
Does your site or app work on a inexpensive phone or tablet?
ReactJS for Stupid People
That title is off putting, but the information helps.
Responsive Web Design is Five
I still remember when I first read about it.
Atom Editor
Trying out a new code editor.
Five Years of My Autistic Son Rocking His iPad
Accessible apps matter.
Being Andre the Giant
Different, but also the same.
A11y Wins Tumblr
Yay, something positive in the accessibility community.
Theme, Don’t be My Everything
Don’t do too much in one go.
Web Accessibility Tutorials from the W3C
These will be good.
Empathy Can Fix the Modern Newsroom
Move mindfully, and fix things.
The Facebook Reconing
A tough go for journalism.
JavaScript Required; Didn’t Read.
So much JS.
Zen and the Art of Wearable Markup
Worry less about devices.
Accessibility APIs: A Key To Web Accessibility
The best magic show I know.
A Skip Link Primer
Often overlooked.
Cities: Skylines Tips and Tricks from Skye Storme
One of my favorite Cities: Skylines streamers.
An Oral History of Larry Bird’s 60-Point Game
It wasn’t even one of Bird’s favorite games.
The Web’s Grain
If we look at the web as a material and not as a canvas, how do its affordances guide a designer’s hand?
In Florida, Officials Ban the Term ‘Climate Change’
Not good, not good.
GitHub and Open Source Licenses
You can add licenses to your projects on GitHub more easily.
AC/DC’s Thunderstruck – Solo Acoustic Guitar Performance
One word: Whoa.
The Most Interesting Pitcher in Baseball
He lives in a van, and that’s not the most interesting thing.
The Supreme Joy of Writing in the Open
Learn a bit here, and a bit there from many.
Accessibility Originates With UX: A BBC iPlayer Case Study
Design with choice in mind, and always give users control over the page.
Privacy is at a Crossroads
Which road will we take?
Riding a Bicycle to an Accessibility Conference
It’s good to find your people.
FCC Votes for Net Neutrality
Great news for the open web.
Improving Single Page App Accessibility
We can have the modern web and accessibility.
Apple, Standards and the Open Web
Why won’t Apple play well with others?
Use the Same Technology Stephen Hawking Does
Another win for open source.
Design is Valued. Now What?
What’s next for design in organizations?
Section 508 Update – Finally
Section 508, meet WCAG 2.0.
Flipboard and the Mobile Web Dream
Does mobile have to be like the web?
Google and Blogs: Uh Oh
Another apps vs. the web post.
Surviving Progress
Civilization, meet world.
Flipboard, React Canvas and Accessibility
Form over function wins again.
The Meaning of Life
Neil deGrasse Tyson on the biggest question.
Interactive WCAG 2.0
Making WCAG a bit easier to digest.
We Suck at HTTP
Let’s talk about some of the inner workings of the web.
Work and Following Your Passion
Don’t follow it, but bring it.
Accessibility Problems are Quality Problems
Accessibility is about quality.
Founders at Work: Steve Wozniak
A glimpse of the early days at Apple.
Testing Google’s ReCaptcha
It shows some promise, but needs work.
On the Accessibility of Web Components – Again
Just how accessible are web components?
Batman: The Making of a Hero
One of my fvorite movies of all time.
Wake Up Excited
Embrace the process.
Google’s ReCaptcha
Better than the original?
Burnout in Free Software Communities
Focus, focus, focus.
The Group That Rules the Web
Getting vs. doing.
Keep It Accessible and Responsive
The web was born responsive.
Just Renting
What exactly is hosting?
All Technology is Assistive
Accessibility is everywhere.
Chasing Relevancy at Any Cost
Lots of things are free these days.
TEDx Videos and Captions Make Life Delicious
More often than not, accessibility means independence.
CSS is 20
CSS is awesome.
Inspiration Porn and the Objectification of Disability
We all achieve the same way.
The Internet Arcade
Arcade games in the browser? Sold!
What’s Behind the Great Podcast Renaissance?
So many podcasts.
Stop Breaking the Web
Let’s talk about our decisions.
HTML5 is Official
It’s officil, it’s just part of HTML now.
The New Rules for Blogging
It’s easier than you think.
Good Coding Habits for Accessibility
Quality often comes down to habits.
An Open Letter to Apple Regarding Xcode’s Accessibility
Xcode gets more accessible.
SimCity Turns 25
My favorite video game reaches a milestone.
WebAIM to Release Chrome Extension of Wave
Nice to see one of my favorite add-ons/extensions hit Chrome.
The Tilde Club
We need more weird ideas out there.
Accessible WordPress with Joe O’Connor
Good to see WordPress accessibility getting some attention.
Relaunching The Early Web
It all started here.
Saturday Morning Cartoons are No More
Going to miss the old way.
Zeldman’s Theme
Zeldman using one of the default WordPress themes.
What I Make is Caring About Accessibility
Putting a different spin on maker.
John Oliver vs Miss America
Investigative journalism and satire in one go.
An Accessible Web
What an accessible web really means.
The Enterprise
Oh, space history, one of my favorite things!
Answer This
Whether tiy support accessibility really is that simple.
Now is the Perfect Time
How making things accessible can lead to breakthroughs.
The Personal Blog
Blogging can foster conversation.
Feature Misuse
Markup in the wild is… bad.
The Internet’s Original Sin
Has to be something better than ads on the web.
Effortless Style
Styling without classes? What?
The Once and Future IndieWeb
The siloed web has set a trap for us.
Microsoft’s First Web Page
One web page can teach us a lot.
Living in a Developer’s Utopia
Living the good life.
Why the Web is Dead
Maybe apps are all hype?
Weird Al Yankovic On Parody In the Age Of YouTube
It’s a free for all on YouTube.
How Node.js is Going to Replace JavaScript
It’s Node vs. JS, ya’ll.
Revitalized CSS Zen Garden
You can still learn a lot from this new zen garden.
Accessibility, Meet Facebook
Some big technical challenges for accessibility.
What Really Happened to the News?
Storytelling about storytelling.
From Developer to Manager
How do you know when to make a transition?
Hacking, Creating and Encouragement
Keep on keeping on.
The Story of Batman’s Secret Creator
Who really created Batman?
Learn More About Web Accessibility
Follow some good folks in the accessibility field via this Twitter list.
A 2013 WordPress Default Theme Pitch
Thoughts on the Twenty Thirteen default WordPress theme and accessibility.
Blogging Isn’t Dead
Blogging is all about ownership.
Be a Better FED in 2013
Talks to help you grow as a front ender.
Meet the Obama Campaign’s Fundraising Platform
Speed kills.
Create Once Publish Selectively in Content Strategy
One simple approach to content strategy.
The Battle for the Web
Modernizr and Feature Detection
Support it when it’s there.
Seth Godin on Blogging
Great writing tips.
The New Autism Numbers: Why They Matter
Some stats on autism numbers in the United States.
Accessibility Certification
A few good thoughts on a direction fot this wide, complex field.
Apps vs. The Web
It’s complicated.
Google Search Meeting
I’m feeling lucky.
You Don’t Need a Native Mobile App
Mobile apps need more thinking.
Twenty Twelve Theme Release
The latest theme release for WordPress got delayed.
CSS Tricks CSS Almanac
Excuse me while I nerd out about CSS.
Content Strategy and Responsive Design
Two of my most favorite subjects.
Social Media as Resistance
This social media stuff might be bad for actually getting work done.
Us as Media Channels
Attention is money.
WordPress Plugin Created by 10-Year-Old
It’s good to start young!
The Secret is There is No Social Media
Social media is just the regular web.
What Would You Learn on a Crashing Plane?
You don’t have much time, only the important stuff.
Web Governance and Change
The web needs more than technical skills.
WordPress vs. Drupal – Matt and Dries Talk Open Source
The leaders of WordPress and Drupal chat.
Facebook Changes and Nonprofits
What managing social media on Facebook might mean for your organization, thanks to recent changes.
Steve Jobs on Content and Technology
Content and technology need to come together.
Basetrack.org – A True Inspiration
Using WordPress during wartime.
Social Media: 25 Posts You Should Read
Some useful posts about social media.
Defending the Web Generalist
I’m definitely biased here because I’m a generalist.
Marc Andreessen on Why Coders Hate Dressing Up
Maybe about the psycology of fashion?
A Complete Publishing System with WordPress
WordPress + Google Docs makes it more complete.
Accessibility is Not a Checklist
There’s more to accessibility than a list of standards.
The Web Can Cost a Little Bit
I’m cool with paying for web services. No, really, I am.
Why Facebook?
Just why do brands send people to Facebook?
Being Social Needs Real People
Let’s see if people like people behind social media accounts?
Anyone Can Work with WordPress
A tutorial on building a theme in WordPress.
Is the Future of the Web Social?
If the future of the web is social, it can go go or bad.
Extending WordPress Beyond
A link post all about smarter development with WordPress.
Signal Austin Conversation with Matt Mullenweg
A link post to an interview about how blogging isn’t dead.
The Newspaper of the Future
The app for Apollo News looks cool.
Code and Design
It’s good to be a bit left brained and right brained.
My Three Favorite Viral Videos
Some favorite viral videos.
Interactivity Defined
How would you define interactivity?
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