When designing a thing I usually think how can I make this work:

– with semantic html without JS
– responsively (small screen first)
– for screen readers users
– for keyboard users

If I manage to do this, I’m usually onto a winner.

I could use a query string to load a different CSS file that has been compiled with pixel values. But that feels a little over engineered.

I write CSS using rems. Is there an easy way to display the values in pixels in Chrome dev tools?

I’m thinking for designers to tweak values during QA.

@eriktorenberg .@mpiccorossi hired me out of college for @usnews and started my career in web dev.

@sarahfenske I get asked if we’re going to get some petrol before holiday now…

@phibo @CYM_DC You need a 50% refund

@lelandf Military grade encryption

@LadybugPodcast I dig the volume of your podcast. Some podcasts are so quiet and hard to hear on my cheap Bluetooth speaker in my car. But yours sounds great!

@andybelldesign vertical-align

@round I don’t get it

@JoAnnStilley She looks like you here

@round @gingkoapp Maybe this?
twitter.com/thomasfuchs/status/1…

@round @WorkFlowy I love workflowy. I wish I used it more.

@kvlly You could just say IE

@kvlly Do you have an IE6 t-shirt? I would buy one of those.

(IE6 logo)
Never Forget

Or

I ♥️ IE6

@zachleat Add it to the humans.txt file

@mpiccorossi It would be worth it to install the scripting add-on if you had to import json from URL a lot. Not really worth it if you have to just paste in a json object every now and then.

@peternellius Verizon FiOS. but to be fair the speed test really messes up if you switch the tab to the background and then come back to it

@dvassallo CloudFront is so expensive. If all you need is static content then @BunnyCDN is much cheaper

@round I see u twitter.com/markknoller/status/1…