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Aaron Gustafson’s Notebook
Aaron Gustafson’s NotebookOct 19, 2026
I’ve Changed My Mind About CSS Variables
An email from Eric Meyer prompted me to revisit my 2014 argument against CSS variables. My feelings are quite different now, though some of my original concerns still hold.
CSSprogressive enhancement
brennan.day
brennan.daySep 30, 2026
A New Design: Tradition, Rituals, and Astrology
Why I redesigned the blog—trading gruvbox for greyscale and 'Moonflower' palette and Bunny-hosted serifs—as a small ceremony to give my writing weight and gravity. On tradition and ritual as a grammar of gestures and the shared shadows of Plato's Cave. Plus, the Year of the Fire Horse—Japan's 1966 birth-rate collapse, my own Fire Rat clashing with the year, and next year's Fire Sheep as a tender, brave omen.
personal essayspirituality
Anthony Cregan Portfolio
Anthony Cregan PortfolioJul 21, 2026
Redesign: NoRobots.blog
A new look for my blog site, NoRobots.blog
Web DesignScribe CMS
The Emu Café Social
The Emu Café SocialJun 18, 2026
The Case Against Share Buttons
Back in The New Leaf Journal's early days, I had share buttons on my articles. I eventually removed them in part because I did not think they added anything useful to my site and in part because of a certain Pinterest incident. I had not thought about them in some time, but I nevertheless read...
junitedshare buttons
brennan.day
brennan.dayJun 10, 2026
Why Make Your Website Accessible, Anyways?
Web accessibility isn't compliance theatre or checking off a list. It's about designing for everyone. Exploring the curb cut effect, why disability is more common than we think, and practical steps to make your website usable by as many people as possible.
IndieWebaccessibility
Khaan's Blog
Khaan's BlogJun 6, 2026
Breaking from the Median
The barrier of entry has been significantly lowered for design and technology. But what does this mean for individuality and identity online, and how can we return to digital independance? (My first blog post)
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decentralizationweb design
WBVB - webbureau van buuren rotterdam
WBVB - webbureau van buuren rotterdamMay 31, 2026
ATmosphere
Dit is een testbericht, om te kijken hoe het doorplaatsen via de ATmosphere plugin werkt. Deze plugin maakt het mogelijk om de berichten van je WordPress-site via het AT-protocol te verspreiden
web design
WBVB - webbureau van buuren rotterdam
WBVB - webbureau van buuren rotterdamMay 29, 2026
De bodhisatva-gelofte van toegankelijkheid
Toegankelijkheid gaat over mensen. Mensen zijn oneindig verschillend en we moeten ze allemaal bedienen. Onmogelijk, maar we doen het toch.
web design
a little bird told me
a little bird told meApr 13, 2026
here's to you, "This payment is secure and SSL encrypted" banner
at least one person out there loves you more than you will know
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web design
WBVB - webbureau van buuren rotterdam
WBVB - webbureau van buuren rotterdamApr 8, 2025
Fuck the system, be nice
Laat me je helpen een fijnere collega te worden met 5 Ware Waarheden om een leukere collega en een betere front-ender te zijn.
web design
WBVB - webbureau van buuren rotterdam
WBVB - webbureau van buuren rotterdamJan 20, 2025
PDF op je website
Het is meestal geen goed idee om informatie in een pdf op de website te zetten. Een pdf maken lijkt makkelijk, maar bij het maken van een toegankelijke en gebruiksvriendelijke pdf komt meer kijken dan even ‘opslaan als pdf’.
web design
Aaron Gustafson’s Notebook
Aaron Gustafson’s NotebookJul 25, 2024
On CrowdStrike, dependencies, and building robust products on the web
The CrowdStrike meltdown last week should be a cautionary tale for web designers and web developers.
progressive enhancementhazards
WBVB - webbureau van buuren rotterdam
WBVB - webbureau van buuren rotterdamApr 11, 2024
WordPress en ActivityPub
Ik snapte de ActivityPub plugin niet zo goed, totdat ik 'm vorige week echt aanzette op Digitale Overheid. Dat ging van "hm" naar "oh?" tot "wohow!"
web design
Bryan Anthonio
Bryan AnthonioJan 19, 2024
My Top Takeaways from ‘Practical UI’
Recapping some practical tips from Adham Dannaway's book on web design.
typographycolor
Tedium: The Dull Side of the Internet
Tedium: The Dull Side of the InternetNov 24, 2023
Weird HTML Hacks
Many of these code quirks shouldn’t work, but somehow they do. We’re highlighting 10 hacky website coding strategies—some big, some small.
htmlweb design
Aaron Gustafson’s Notebook
Aaron Gustafson’s NotebookAug 21, 2023
Please size your inline SVGs
If you don’t explicitly set the dimensions of your inline SVGs, they’ll render full width when your CSS isn’t applied properly.
CSSdesign
Aaron Gustafson’s Notebook
Aaron Gustafson’s NotebookJul 18, 2023
Design for Developers
One of my favorite web designers, Stephanie Stimac, asked me to write the foreword for her amazing new book. With her permission, and Manning’s, I’m reprinting the foreword here.
designweb design
Aaron Gustafson’s Notebook
Aaron Gustafson’s NotebookOct 7, 2022
Thoughts on the proposed Websites and Software Applications Accessibility Act
Senator Duckworth and Representative Sarbanes introduced the WSAAA to explicitly bring websites—and other forms of digital media that didn’t exist when the ADA was signed into law—into the purview of the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA).
accessibilityinclusive design
Aaron Gustafson’s Notebook
Aaron Gustafson’s NotebookAug 22, 2022
Bring Focus to the First Form Field with an Error
While filling out a long form the other day, I couldn’t figure out why it wasn’t submitting. Turns out I’d forgotten to fill in a field, but I didn’t know that because it had scrolled out of the viewport.
accessibilityforms
Tedium: The Dull Side of the Internet
Tedium: The Dull Side of the InternetSep 1, 2021
I Love LAMP
Giving some well-deserved appreciation to the LAMP stack, a key building block of the modern-day internet that you use daily. It’s everywhere. It may never die.
programmingwebsites
Tedium: The Dull Side of the Internet
Tedium: The Dull Side of the InternetJan 1, 2021
Thoughts On Flash
Pondering the demise of Adobe’s Flash through shifting approaches to digital creation these days—and why we may not have anything quite like it again.
web designhtml
Aaron Gustafson’s Notebook
Aaron Gustafson’s NotebookApr 10, 2018
Going Offline
I was stoked when Jeremy Keith asked me to write the foreword for his latest book, Going Offline. With his permission (and A Book Apart’s), I’m reprinting the foreword here.
web designweb development
Aaron Gustafson’s Notebook
Aaron Gustafson’s NotebookJul 6, 2017
Your Site—Any Site—Should be a PWA
While the name might imply that Progressive Web App tech is aimed at “apps”, every site can benefit from the tools they provide.
progressive web appsweb design
Tedium: The Dull Side of the Internet
Tedium: The Dull Side of the InternetMar 2, 2017
Your Code Is Junky
FrontPage tried to solve an important problem in the early-internet era—the idea of making web design accessible to mere mortals—but the code wasn't so hot.
designinternet