A New Home For Pa11y
Pa11y has moved to a new organisation on GitHub. It's a time of change for the project, and the team is extremely excited about the future. Read about Pa11y's move.
Pa11y has moved to a new organisation on GitHub. It's a time of change for the project, and the team is extremely excited about the future. Read about Pa11y's move.
A README is one of the first things people see when they find your open source project. It should be helpful, welcoming, and friendly. Learn how to write a lovable README.
A short journey through iterations of my website, from 2010–2016, and all of the odd decisions I've made along the way. Come with me now on a journey through time and space.
An insight into how we run our Nature journals beta program using Thundermole. Learn about Nature's beta program.
An overview of using the pa11y accessibility testing tool to find issues with your web pages. Learn how to use pa11y.
An introduction to asynchronous JavaScript, part of a series on JavaScript for Beginners. Learn about async.
How I tackled the build of CSSDB over a weekend. Outlining my technological decisions, and how the site kept nice and snappy under heavy load. Read about CSSDB.
I rebuilt my site with Jekyll, along with a small design refresh; it went so smoothly I thought I'd blog about it. Definitely something to consider if you're building a small site. Read about my site rebuild.
A simple tutorial on using Node.js 0.8+'s Cluster module with Express to dramatically improve app performance. Learn about clustering and express.
I love being ambitious when it comes to development, but this quality can be a double-edged sword. Ease yourself into the bigger projects. Read my thoughts on ambition.
The dressing up of technology in advertising doesn't work for me. I like to know how the product looks, feels and works in as short a time as possible. The same applies to web design. Read about selling technology.
Building yet another grid system could be seen as bloating an already-bloated landscape; but sometimes, rolling your own tools is one of the best things you can do. Read about Frag.
Web accessibility isn't just about catering for blind users. In this post, we talk about the other users we need to consider in order to make the web accessible to all. Read about accessibility.