Finished off a new little project of mine. System UIcons is a growing collection of clean and simple icons I’ve designed specifically for products. Use how you want, without attribution ✨ systemuicons.com/

Anyone hiring for remote UX/UI developer roles right now?

Have a friend with 10-15+ years experience working on the web, doing frontend. They would be an awesome addition to your team. My DMs are open, and feel free to RT for reach!

PHP is good, actually.

It worked.

Make your website easier to use with this one simple trick! Engineers hate it!

The WordPress 5.5 Release Candidate is out. 🎉
Thanks to everyone involved!

Your help testing would be really appreciated.
You can use the ZIP in the post, or the WordPress Beta Tester plugin: wordpress.org/plugins/wordpress-… twitter.com/WordPress/status/128…

COVID19 has done more to further your company’s digital transformation than the last dozen CIOs.

The greatest myth across the entire industry is that after this sprint we’re all going to start making good technical decisions instead.

I saved my company 100k a month by switching from AWS to Localhost! 💪🏻💻🤳🏻

On March 12, 1990 disability rights activists left their wheelchairs and dragged themselves up Capitol Hill steps to demand the passage of the Americans with Disabilities Act.

Jennifer Keelan, an 8 year old girl with cerebral palsy declared: “I’ll take all night if I have to.” t.co/b4pfhlMNYh

I just published a Chrome extension that will prevent you from tweeting images without alt text ✨

chrome.google.com/webstore/detai…

Any issues can be reported here: github.com/aweary/twitter-requir… t.co/k6LESGxQMh

some of you are taking javascript way too seriously chill out friends

a healthy system is one with redundancy—that’s the real secret to being easy to change, rather than loose coupling—a system with redundancy is one where local change is feasible, well, local change without unintended global effects

i’m still looking for a new job! if you are hiring a front-end engineer with experience:
– leading teams of engineers through several-month-long projects
– making larger architectural decisions & mentoring engineers
– educating on & advocating for accessibility
please reach out!

4 Design Patterns That Violate “Back” Button Expectations – 59% of Sites Get It Wrong – Articles – Baymard Institute baymard.com/blog/back-button-exp…

One last thing. We’re looking for a Full-Stack Eng to join us and help us further build our platform. Learn a tad more about us and role here join.team/about

Please share! 🙌

👋 Hi, I’ve got some news!
After taking a long six months hiatus from product dev/design world I’m back in the game and ready to share something I’ve been working on called join.team. It’s a recruiting tool for teams.

I love watching someone review Oregon Trail at 15 by reminiscing how it was a big part of his being 10 and he’s still glad he finds joy in it t.co/PhqI0s9wzK

What if, instead of creating AMP, Google used the site’s RSS feed to render a lite version of the page using some kind of RSS reading web app…

A pet peeve: link text of “here”, “click here”, or “go here.”

Did you know screen readers bring up list of links on a page?

A list of:
1. here
2. click here
3. go here

isn’t helpful.

Craft meaningful link text that makes sense out of context.

#a11y #accessibility