The more people talk about CSS features, the more likely it is that developers will hear about them. I learned […]
prefers-reduced-motion and search-as-you-type | James’ Coffee Blog Read More »
External links on my website now show a small icon commonly associated with an external link. The icon, which is
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In 2021 and 2023, I challenged myself to publish a blog post on a specific theme every day from December
Advent of Patterns | James’ Coffee Blog Read More »
My equivalent of the “morning paper” is reading personal websites. I sometimes get so excited to check what new blog
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My inspiration ebbs and flows: some days, I have many ideas; others, I think hard but no ideas come. I
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Back when I used to attend coffee festivals – something I should plan to do next year! – I would
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In my recent blog post “Forgiving interfaces,” I reflected on the ways in which software can be designed to be
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One of my goals for this year has been to learn more about the tools of the web platform: HTML,
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Last month, the Guardian published an article on how “young people are shunning AI algorithms and online retailers to experience
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Tantek introduced me to the idea of forgiveness as a property of a trustworthy tool, defined as “Forgiving — if
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