
A long weekend on the South Downs
Walking from Petersfield to Winchester with Jon and my new camera.
Short posts, articles and essays.
Walking from Petersfield to Winchester with Jon and my new camera.
A two-week Italian adventure finds a familiar Germanic conclusion.
What fresh hell is this?
Birmingham has undergone a radical transformation. Has it gone too far?
For all their claims of changing the world, it would seem designers have not only failed to address its more pressing problems, but exaggerated many of its existing ones.
Following a £272m conversion programme, London’s Olympic Stadium can now host both football and athletics. Has this secured it legacy?
With the NHS.UK Eleventy Plugin you can focus on writing content instead of writing code.
Stop the slop.
As teams at GDS prepare to launch a refreshed brand for GOV.UK on 25 June, so the X-GOVUK community has been updating its projects in preparation for this go-live date.
Goodbye Dribbble.
I put a little care into something and sent it out into the world.
Please, make it stop.
Blogging about blogging.
Before the new year gets into full swing, time to recap the year gone by.
Another year of counting things.
230 lines and branches, 89 railway companies, 966 towns and cities, 118 counties and regions. And counting.
15 years on from my original post, an update on how I name my devices.
I’ll be presenting a beginner’s guide to the IndieWeb.
Come for the talks, stay for the Bitterballen, leave with a better understanding of a beautifully comprehensive tool for design.
Another federated outrage.
When people ask what is the IndieWeb, and who is it for, do its principles hinder more than they help?
I’m a person-person not a people-person.
A quick progress update covering what’s recently been added, what’s still missing and my longer term ambitions for the project.
I’ve been on a bit of a mission lately.
The first IndieWebCamp of 2024 is coming to Brighton in March.
In lieu of flowers.
Want jam, have jam.
It’s time to begin, now count it in, five, six, seven, eight.
In the pink.
Reflections on Keanu Reeves’ Brawn GP documentary and how Formula 1 has changed over the last 14 years.