📷 Photo of a Stranger – SNOWKEH!
January 27, 2023 -This week 52 Frames gave us the scariest challenge yet – photographing a stranger. When the snow began to fall in the most beautiful way... View Article
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📷 Bass Photography
January 21, 2023 -In this week’s 52 Frames challenge we had to photograph our hobby – I refuse to do a meta posting on photography, which leaves only... View Article
📷 Long Exposure
January 14, 2023 -This week’s 52frames challenge was a long exposure. I don’t think I’ve ever shot in Timed Value mode before this. I give this shot a... View Article
The Best Part of Travel
January 13, 2023 -Travel is fun! Novel experiences are saved in our memories with a higher degree of quality than our routine. The best part of travel is... View Article
📷 Self Portraits
January 5, 2023 -This is week 1 in the 52frames.com annual challenge. I have found it so helpful to have an assignment and the accountability of friends also... View Article
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November 18, 2022 -The single most enjoyable surprise of the pandemic has been rediscovering my love of photography. With the chaos of agency work and having children, using... View Article
Boilerplate Etymology: a metaphor built on a metaphor
July 6, 2022 -Recently a team member asked me why we use the term “boilerplate”. A metaphorical shorthand is only ideal if it’s understood, otherwise it starts being... View Article
Solving Infuriating Mac Error Sounds
May 25, 2022 -Look. I’m not the most patient person. When my Mac started making the bonk/boop/beep sound with my Command+Ctrl+Down Arrow line-bubbling keyboard shortcut I started slowly... View Article
Tech Predictions for 2022
November 8, 2021 -In my house we rely on technology to the point where much of it is invisible; so common place that we take for granted its... View Article
Dialog: The most anticipated DOM element of 2022?
October 29, 2021 -One of the most exciting upcoming HTML primitives that’s being developed right now is the <dialog> element – this will create a native version of... View Article
Exploring AI 2021
October 14, 2021 -I spoke in Chapel today at Crossroads, and began with this video, titling my talk “Deep Calls to Deep” (citing a classic Bible verse from... View Article
A quieter, more private web
January 7, 2021 -It’s a noisy world isn’t it? The conflict, confusion, and controversies of 2020 continue (published on March 283rd, 2020). As a result I am all-but... View Article
Codepen: Responsive Breadcrumbs
June 18, 2020 -I love Codepen, and don’t doodle around with it nearly as much as I should. I recently discovered that my most viewed Pen was an... View Article
Clipboard Managers
May 19, 2020 -The clipboard is one of the most under-appreciated functions of any computer; when you paste anything it’s the clipboard you have to thank. In my... View Article
Webflow vs. OOCSS
May 14, 2020 -Webflow and the #nocode movement rubbed me the wrong way when I first heard of them. There are few things I enjoy more than writing... View Article
Learning Process case study: Making eBooks the Hacky Way
May 11, 2020 -I’ve never shared an early, messy workflow with anyone before, but I’ve been thinking a lot lately about different learning styles, and this is a... View Article
Onyx Boox Max3
May 4, 2020 -Early adopters and the eccentric will know all too well that you can’t always try a new piece of technology before buying it – sometimes... View Article
Ergonomic writing setup
April 20, 2020 -It’s sobering to think that the daily computer ergonomics I practice now will have massive impact over which decade of my life I’ll no longer... View Article
Remote Work as a Tool
April 2, 2020 -For me remote work has been an incredible tool. For over a decade working from home has been a once-a-week necessity. I have called it... View Article
Practical Concussion Strategies for the knowledge worker
February 7, 2020 -It’s an exaggeration to say that everything that is fun will exacerbate a concussion’s symptoms, but for me it was only a tiny exaggeration. The amount of... View Article