I got sick of my console complaining I don’t have a favicon when I'm testing stuff locally, so now I just put an empty SVG in there. <link rel="icon" type="image/svg+xml" href="data:image/svg+xml,<svg></svg>" />

I've adopted an approach to life which boils down to "what can I do today that will help me sleep better tonight?" It can be physiological stuff like absorbing some sunlight or getting some exercise, or it can be getting peace of mind (ticking off a dreaded errand or taking a step towards a longer-term goal). So long as I do some of this shit I might actually sleep through these long fucking winter nights.

I am available for new contract work. I have 20+ years 😩 experience in web design and development and I’m still learning. I have written courses and books that have influenced interface design across the industry. I love prototyping, writing documentation, creative coding, and I do everything with accessibility and inclusion in mind. 👋

Code ligatures suck ass.

Here is my unofficial guide to the HTML `<br>` element. (I have now covered all of A and B 😅)

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The br element

An unofficial guide to the HTML br element

I am finally contemplating a 2nd edition of Inclusive Components. Mostly, I think I'll be updating the current chapters and adding anecdotal notes. But if there's any new component you'd like me to tackle, let me know! Also, if you are able to send me an endorsement for how the first edition helped you, that would mean the world.