I love working with CSS, it’s such a powerful tool when used right. Over 10 years ago, I came across LESS and was converted very quickly. SASS has been around longer, but it wasn’t really on my radar and LESS was just fine. Then around 5 years ago, I was…

When building SITEJOY (and 1 Thing A Week), keeping the amount of bandwidth is used was an important consideration so that I could keep running costs as low as possible. It allowed me to use up a lot less disc space and to hopefully deliver a fast user experience. Cloudflare…

Something for those with aspirations of taking on more leadership or responsibility, your mileage may vary! …

I’m a big fan of CSS, it’s the best part of front-end development in my opinion. It’s the bit that really elevates a page from being a document to something much more. Over the past year or so I’ve really pushed myself to see what I can achieve with just…

I waited until a month after it’s launch before blogging about SITEJOY last year. It was a project I had thought about on and off for about a decade, so it was really satisfying to see it go live. Over 700 sites in a year By the time this post is published, 775 sites will have…

One thing I’ve always found tough to work with when it comes to responsive design is tables. Collapsing them on mobile is easy enough, but for data rich content you end up with stacked headers that don’t provide the context you’d get on desktop. Accessible, simple, responsive tables from CSS-Tricks…

Left feeling naked — http://instagram.com/p/YDgfGESzNi/ Loosing my UP was not something that was planned. Neither was becoming so reliant upon it. On the 19th May, 2014 I returned from a walk without my UP. I had consciously put it into my pocket so that the steps I took while carrying a few things would…