Writing

• Weeknotes #18

  “Life is what happens while you are busy making other plans.”

• Weeknotes #17

  Decisions, decisions, decisions.

• Weeknotes #16

  “I can’t wait to see this video Dave”

• Weeknotes #15

  “A little bit more than a hot dog, know what I mean?”

• Weeknotes #14

  It’ll pass.

• Weeknotes #13

  What a terrible time to be alive if you’re prone to overthinking.

• Weeknotes #12

  Technologies erode, relationships endure.

• Weeknotes #11

  Come back next week.

• Weeknotes #10

  Is nonsense the new normal?

• Weeknotes #9

  Starting as I mean to go on.

• Weeknotes #8

  New boss, same as the old boss.

• Weeknotes #7

  Intead of writing these weeknotes, I could be writing code.

• Weeknotes #6

  I wasn’t expecting this exercise in weekly updates to endure, but here I am, six weeks later, with another weekly round up.

• Weeknotes #5

  This week has been a rollercoaster of emotions but ended with me feeling hopeful about my job prospects and position within the industry.

• Look Around You

  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.

• Weeknotes #4

  Seeking solace in the Court of King Dyer.

• Weeknotes #3

  Well, that was a shitty week.

• Weeknotes #2

  Only the second edition of weeknotes, and yet the year is already 5% done. Blimey.

• Several People Are Outraged

  Slack has a new logo, and everyone hates it.

• Weeknotes #1

  Yup, that’s right, I’m jumping on the weeknotes bandwagon! Consider this an experiment, and we’ll see how long it lasts.

• Automated Front-end Development: A Critique

  A compelling 120-word critique regarding automated front-end development, as provided by a class attribute.

• 2018 in Review

  Looking back on a well-travelled yet otherwise directionless year.

• Turn Jekyll up to Eleventy

  I assemble a heavenly host of cherubs to sing the virtues of the Eleventy static site generator. By looking at how it compares to the familiar Ruby-based Jekyll, I may have you humming its tune for this season’s holiday projects. But will it put you on cloud eleven?

• Warp and Weft

  In thinking about the fabric of the web, I unpick a few threads and tie myself in knots.