CSS3 For Web Designers
See what I'm doing? I'm burning through A Book Apart's wonderful library. When they say "Brief books for people who make websites", they mean it. It's clear, precise writing with well organized content. Beautiful.
HTML5 For Web Designers
This book may be small, but it's packed with information. It covers everything a web designer needs to know to start using HTML5 right now with the greatest benefit. I'd even say this is worth reading if you're already slightly familiar with the subject. I was and I still learned some cool tricks.
I worked on a good bit of stuff in this round of updates. There's still a rather large functionality addition to make. It requires some internal ...
Project Update: 02
August & Everything After
I can't say I'm a big fan of more recent work by Counting Crows, but August & Everything After is magic. Twenty years later and I can still listen to it from start to finish. It feels so genuine. I love this album.
Looking for some classic, relaxed, match three puzzle game action? Look no further. This is it. Be careful, it's a little addictive. What is it about ...
Triple Town
Code Snippets | CSS-Tricks
There's more than just CSS tricks to be found here. It's a handy resource I've consulted quite a bit. The site also serves as a beautiful example of responsive design. These guys aren't screwing around.
Enter The Wu-Tang
It doesn't get any better than Wu-Tang Clan. Go ahead, listen to some other hip-hop from this era. None of it can compare. Listen to anything from the present day too. The Wu's lyrical content leaves it in the dust. Seriously. Amazing.
In my office, we've been using a little web app I built for ordering lunch. As we enter our third week of usage, I decided to ...
Project Update: 01
Pablo Honey
This will always stick out as a pretty awesome album for me. Being one of the few CDs that I owned on a tight budget in the 90s meant I played the Hell out of it. Happy 20th birthday!
