Posts Archives: 2015

All 28 posts
  1. Looking Back At 2014

    Taking a brief look back at a very difficult year.

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  2. Refresh DC's Code of Conduct

    Beginning today, Refresh DC has a clearly-written Code of Conduct.

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  3. Designing Experience Layers

    Wherein I rattle on about the Web, content-first design, and progressive enhancement.

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  4. Reflecting on Nine Years of Refresh DC

    Since March, 2006, Refresh DC has served as a monthly gathering point for Web professionals. I can't believe it's been nine years.

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  5. Publishing Packages to npm and Bower

    In this post, I'll run through the process by which you can publish code to the npm and Bower repositories.

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  6. Fifteen Years of “A Dao of Web Design”

    This week marks the fifteenth anniversary of one of the seminal articles on Web design: John Allsopp’s, “A Dao of Web Design.”

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  7. An Update on Updating npm and Bower Packages

    Turns out I got a couple things less-than-correct in my last post on npm and Bower. This post is a more accurate process for updating packages for each registry.

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  8. Responsible Web Design

    Should we rebrand progressive enhancement? Betteridge’s Law of Headlines would suggest not.

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  9. Joining LivingSocial

    I’m pleased to announce that, next month, I’ll be joining the fine team at LivingSocial.

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  10. Inline SVG with PNG Fallback

    Demonstrating a useful technique for providing fallback content to browsers lacking support for inline SVGs.

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  11. Cutting the Mustard Revisited

    Taking a look at a few possible updates to the BBC News team’s classic JavaScript feature detection.

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  12. Notes from “Designing for Performance”

    If you build websites for a living or work with people who do, stop what you’re doing and get yourself (or your team) a copy of this book.

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  13. Ten Years of sixtwothree.org

    Ten years ago today, I launched the most-recent version of this site.

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