The Slack homepage feels like a random page of UI components thrown together with carefree abandon.

I am not sure where to look…🥴 t.co/g0RRGLDKAH

Friends,

@Twitter DOES support .srt files; that’s a way to add captions to videos simply by uploading a properly formatted file of text.

Disabled folks worked really hard to get @twitter to add this functionality, please have your orgs use it. t.co/2LBMPoE2PB

There’s something poetic about <a> —the one element that binds the Web together and makes it unique— winning the competition and <marquee> —the complete and utter meme pick— taking second place. twitter.com/seldo/status/1462149…

If you have to do this, I’d suggest not using outline: none but rather, something like ‘outline-color: transparent’ so you still have outlines in Windows High Contrast Mode twitter.com/realbrothercake/stat…

<h1>The Angle Bracket <em>FINAL FOUR</em>!</h1>

What a ride it’s been! Thousands of people have voted in every round over the last week and it’s all come down to this, an absolute travesty of the web that we’re about to shrink even further down to just 2 tags.

Never in peace

Nothing better than just makin’ a website.

Started building a full-site-editing theme, and I have so many thoughts on it, Gutenberg/blocks, and the future of WordPress.

🧵 🔽

Alright folks, literally thousands of people voted in round 3 and it was a total bloodbath. Welcome to round 4, where every game is a nightmare, pitting brother against brother! twitter.com/seldo/status/1459957…

Happy 27th Birthday Geocities!

In November 1994, David Bohnett and John Rezner founded the Beverly Hills Internet web hosting company, which was renamed GeoCities in 1995.

webdesignmuseum.org/web-design-h… t.co/toeVosVK68

Welcome to round 3! Round 2 saw all but the strongest eliminated. There were some shockers: every single <h*> is out, <blockquote> is gone, <br> and <b> both failed to make the cut. But that’s nothing compared to the match-ups in round 3. Round 3 is CHAOTIC. twitter.com/seldo/status/1459957…

In case you were wondering: The <marquee> tag is still widely supported.

In case you were feeling nostalgic: You can nest <marquee> tags to create a dvd screensaver that bounces endlessly.

codepen.io/attasi/pen/JjyerZo (view in chrome) t.co/lLR9LUxKh4

If the White House can run its website on WordPress, so can you. No need to overcomplicate things.

Thanks to everyone who voted in round 1 of The Angle Bracket. Half the competitors have been eliminated and it’s time for round two! twitter.com/seldo/status/1459957…

The first course in the #PracticeWP series is ready! PracticeWP will help you learn WordPress development in your spare time, with courses that are 30-90 minutes.

I got good at WordPress because I built a TON of WordPress plugins. This series will help you do the same.

I wanna do a March Madness style bracket competition where everybody votes for their favorite HTML tags but there are 111 tags in the first round, which at 4 options per poll is 28 twitter polls just for round 1, who is going to vote in that many polls?

Seeking guests to interview on @GetHiredWP about jobs in the #WordPress ecosystem. One who does the job AND one who hires those roles. #WordPressJobs

Retweets appreciated. Career areas 🧵👇🏻 t.co/JQ0b9sRUVz

Normalize positive comments on PR reviews!

Low framerate in Safari on M1 Mac

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My husband’s favorite part was: “you get five years in and you finally learn about accessibility and realize that none of the things you’ve created until now are really usable.” I agree that this is a very real thing, devs are not learning about a11y early enough in their career.