1. An Engineer Walks Into a Design Sprint. You Won't Believe What Happens Next.

   There’s quite a bit that an engineer can learn by participating in design-related activities.

2. Joining The United States Digital Service

   Believe it or not, I’m going to work for Uncle Sam.

3. Improving a Website's Accessibility with Small Design and Code Tweaks

   As it happens, you can greatly improve your site's accessibility with some relatively minor design and code changes!

4. I Voted

   Did you?

5. Germans Love The Orchid!

   Well… at least one German loves The Orchid enough to review our two most recent albums.

6. Device and Browser Usage on LivingSocial's Website (Q1 2016 Edition)

   Twice in the last three months I've dug through LivingSocial’s Google Analytics data, looking at devices, operating systems, and browsers to better understand the technology our customers use.

7. Launching FrancisCMS onto the IndieWeb

   About a month ago, I quietly launched a new version of this site. It’s been in the works for quite some time.

8. End-Of-Year Reading Report (2015 Edition)

   I read a lot more this year. This is a great thing!

9. Ten Years of sixtwothree.org

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

10. 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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