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When designing or building software, give careful thought to default values because people will end up using them.
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Paul made his first website in the fourth grade. It consisted of pictures of elephants, facts about elephants, and links to more pictures and facts about elephants. Since then he hasn't looked back!
He loves designing and developing delightful and intuitive websites. You may have seen his interactive visualization The Colors of the Web which was featured in dozens of publications including the Washington Post, Wired Magazine, Adobe, and many more.
When he's not designing and developing websites he enjoys bouldering, drawing, cooking, gardening, and eating too much cheese.
When designing or building software, give careful thought to default values because people will end up using them.
But I'm not sure when this became widely supported, and I can't find anything about it online...
Hand-code an SVG snowflake, experiment in an interactive playground, and generate infinite random snowflakes with a dash of JavaScript.
"Learn the rules like a pro so you can break them like an artist." — Falsely attributed to Pablo Picasso
I was recently designing an interface with a lot of rounded corners. But, when I nested rounded corners it looked off somehow...
"Swoop-and-poop" refers to when you're nearing the end of a project or task, and at the last minute, an important decision-maker swoops in and lets you know that you're on the wrong track.
Font subsetting allows you to split a font's characters (letters, numbers, symbols, etc.) into separate files so your visitors only download what they need. There are two main subsetting strategies that have different advantages depending on the type of site you're building.
By wrapping and enhancing HTML elements, we can provide a solid baseline experience, with progressive enhancement as the cherry on top.
Turning simple shapes into complex illustrations using some SVG magic.
Using JavaScript, SVGs, and CSS to procedurally generate unique solar systems.