Net Neutrality: What it Is, Why it Matters, and How it Concerns You
With our recent election, the freedom of the internet is in question again, and net neutrality is again becoming a hotly debated topic.
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Error Handling and HTTP Redirects
There are few things I dislike more than seeing a website handle basic errors with a default error page.
Read MoreAccessibility
Accessibility is absolutely necessary in today’s day and age.
Read MoreCSS: The Differences Between IDs and Classes
Though you can achieve similar things with both, Classes and IDs are way different.
Read MoreContent Security Policy
The goal of a Content Security Policy (CSP) is to prevent Cross-Site Scripting (XSS).
Read MoreDisappearing Nav
Disappearing navbars are found all over the web. This feature may seem like an advanced technique, but it’s actually really easy to implement.
Read MoreBrowser Defaults
Browser defaults are generally rather sensible and malleable, but there are a few things I strongly urge you not to mess with.
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This is my solution to figuring out browser prefixes.
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Responsive design makes your design work across screen sizes. But what about working across browsers? Responsive design is only part of the solution to making your site accessible to all platforms. Another part (among many) is using browser prefixes and testing your solutions.
Read MoreBorders, Pseudo Elements, and Folds
I’ve recently fielded a lot of questions about Ribbons and Folds done with pure CSS. It’s a lot more than just a few lines of CSS, though
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