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The best Sublime Text theme
Article posted 18th November 2019 in Design and Development
Operator Mono’s fancy italics don’t work with every colour scheme, but finding one that does has lead me to my favourite Sublime Text theme.
Operator Mono and why I want italics in my code editor
Article posted 17th November 2019 in Design and Development
I’m ready to start recording for my YouTube channel and I’ve been thinking about what my coding environment looks like.
Ligatures in coding fonts
Article posted 7th November 2019 in Development
I enjoy freshening my coding environment up a wee bit every now and then, but typefaces with ligatures are a step too far.
If it’s not progressively enhanced, it’s not accessible
Article posted 6th November 2019 in Accessibility
In his latest article, Adam Silver summarises the many ways JavaScript can fail, which, to me, is an accessibility issue.
Which way is that arrow pointing!?
Article posted 2nd November 2019 in Design
To show/hide content you’ll probably use an arrow on the toggle to indicate that content will be revealed. Sounds simple enough, doesn’t it?
If only Apple’s Voice Memos did transcription
Article posted 30th October 2019 in Apple
Imagine dictating a memo and coming back to it later as text for editing into a blog post. You can do that with the new Google Pixel…
Stop search indexing for Netlify Deploy Previews and Branch Deploys
Article posted 26th October 2019 in Development and Serverless
Netlify Deploy Previews and Branch Deploys are great, but what if search engines start indexing them?
Setting up a staging site with Netlify
Article posted 25th October 2019 in Development and Serverless
Netlify Deploy Previews are great, but sometimes it’s good to have a staging site for stuff that isn’t ready to put into the live website yet.
Netlify Deploy Previews
Article posted 24th October 2019 in Development and Serverless
I’ve become a bit of an unashamed fan of Netlify recently, and Deploy Previews are something I’ve been making a quite a bit of use of.
Colour contrast on tempertemper.net
Article posted 14th October 2019 in Accessibility, Brand and Design
Colour contrast on my site now meets WCAG AAA, in light or dark mode. There have been compromises but, if it’s more useable, I’m happy to make them.
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