AI. It’s the talk of the town (or at least this year, that is). I’ve been in dozens of conversations about AI in recent days.

Last year, an investor we were talking to sent us a tweet that expressed her hesitancy about investing in products in the design systems space.

The new’ish :focus-visible pseudo-state allows me to create bigger, bolder, and more obvious focus states for my keyboard users.

The idea I am coming to value most in my professional life is the feeling of “play”.

I got myself into a position: sticky + horizontal scrolling situation with some overflowing tables the other day.

Web Components have a marketing problem. I have a lot of opinions about this, so many that I joined the Web Components Community Group.

I hadn’t realized View Transitions for multi-page apps (MPAs) and static sites are ready for testing behind a flag in Chrome 113+.

One day my friend Bryan told me to come look at something on his computer.

Here’s my Top 5 short list of CSS features I want based on the work I do on a daily basis.

Brainstorming a handful of new CSS organization acronyms.

Addressing the increasing demands of the front-end.

It’s a major minor problem that’s tough to explain to the client, but it all comes down to… The dangler.

In 1995, I got my first PC with Windows 95 and my first web browser, unbeknownst to me at the time, was Internet Explorer 1.0.

How I’m using the PARA method in Notion.

An idea for Global Accessibility Awareness Day.

I’m not planning on leaving the industry (yet), but before I go I’d like to offer up what I know when it comes to complaining about web browsers.

An update from one year of Open UI’s Tabvengers.

Exploring what web components offer via the Shadow DOM and that you can use them standalone without frameworks, build tools, or package managers.

The other day Jen Simmons solicited some open feedback about WebKit, asking what they might “need to add / change / fix / invent to help you?”

Here’s some prototypes of some ideas that have been lingering in my head for upwards of 7 years.