Part 4 of learning WCAG 2.1 - Robust
What's included in the robust category of WCAG 2.1
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Part 3 of learning WCAG 2.1 - Understandable
What's included in the understandable category of WCAG 2.1
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Part 2 of learning WCAG 2.1 - Operable
What's included in the operable category of WCAG 2.1
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Part 1 of learning WCAG 2.1 - Perceivable
What's included in the perceivable category of WCAG 2.1
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26 April 2019 12:04 BST
Lessons learnt from tonight: public speaking never gets any easier even after previous attempts and takes a LOT of practice particularly on topics you're still learning about
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International Image Interoperability Framework
A community driven framework to standardise the way image-based resources are shared and presented across the internet.
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CSS processing and transformation
An overview looking at the variety of ways to process (or pre-process) CSS in 2018 from small-large scale websites.
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12 January 2018
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ES6 Array.from function
A useful ES6 function for converting an object into an array.
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18 November 2017
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Learning React Day 2
Second day in my learning log to understand and apply React into future personal and work-related Web projects.
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Learning React Day 1
First day in my learning log to understand and apply React into future personal and work-related Web projects.
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Evaluating Technology
Round-up of my one-day workshop evaluating technology with Jeremy Keith
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Removing posts
I've made some changes to the way I remove a post to preserve the permalink and give a more meaningful, user-friendly response.
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Getting started with Micropub
This month I've been adapting the PHP side of my website to allow brief posts to be created on my own site through IndieAuth
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Three years in learning about IndieWeb
A little over three years since I first learnt about the IndieWeb movement I’ve grown to understand and participate further in its purpose: to bring people together in developing their own websites and control the content they author.
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Agile Planning & User-Centered Design week 3
In this third article I’ll briefly explore the process of user role modelling to highlight specific ways that a website’s delivery can serve the needs of many different types of user in many different environments.
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Agile Planning & User-Centered Design week 2
In this second article I’ll briefly explore how applying a user-stories based approach to projects provides a much more effective way to manage and deliver websites.
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Installing Jekyll after El Capitan update
A short update on how I recently resolved installing and running Jekyll since updating my Mac to El Capitan
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Agile Planning & User-Centered Design week 1
In this series of articles I’ll be looking at my current approach to project planning, estimating and delivery with reasoning why an agile planning and user-centered approach to web design and development is necessary.