It seems that my irregular batches are becoming weekly. This week there are links to articles about how tech affects people and about humans.
Irregular Batch of Interesting Links #8
Hi! I am Sarah and I am transitioning from Developer to UX/Web Designer.
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Post Mortem: Failing to create SlothCMS
A year ago when I started with SlothCMS I had some plans. I failed all of them. In this post I’d like to talk where and why I did failed.
Irregular Batch of Interesting Links #7
Seventh installment of interesting links is here. Quite frankly, making it irregular makes me feel better because I can’t miss a week and feel bad about missing it. 😊
Book review: Art Inc.
As my career path is heading to interesting places, I came across Lisa Congdon’s book Art Inc. which deals with basics of art career.
Irregular Batch of Interesting Links #6
Spring clean up means another irregular batch of links.
Being complicit
First they came for <non-white, non-male, non-heterosexual> people, us. Two months ago white supremacy terrorist executed 50 people during time of their prayer in Christchurch and we enabled him. We need to do better.
My tools, 2019 edition
It’s been a while, four and a half years in fact, since I wrote anything about my tools. So this post is long overdue.
Guerrilla Accessibility: CSS Tricks
Not all disabilities are treated equally and you can’t create 100% accessible space. Those two rules are absolute. What you can do is to create things which can be easily made accessible. CSS Tricks is tricky but it can be made accessible for a subset of people living with anxiety.
Book review: Art Direction for the Web
Andy Clarke is one of dozen or so people in the web industry whom I follow because what they say makes me either think and realize how much I don’t know yet or dig deeper and experiment on my own. So when his new book was released I had to get it.
Book review: Keep Going
Austin Kleon has published another short book with a lot of hand-drawn doodles and blacked out newspapers. The timing of the release was from my point of view impeccable. Continue reading “Book review: Keep Going”
Illustrations and other experiments
