In an attempt to diversify the content that I post, I've decided to start recording my favourite tune of the week.
New Year's Eve celebrations don't really happen when you have young kids.
Our shiny new diverter valve actuator motor arrived today and we have hot water again! It's only when you can't have a hot shower or run hot water to wash the dishes that you realise just how much we take it for granted.
Today, a rather important part of our boiler - the bit that controls whether heat is applied to the central heating system or to the taps - decided to die.
It died whilst set to heat the central heating, meaning that the house is lovely and warm but we have
Here's a really cool technique from Daniel Jones for creating rough borders using SVG filters
If you're a frontend dev and want to up your blur game, give this video from Juxtopposed a watch...
The :has() selector is really powerful and has so many interesting use cases.
Some cool focus state examples and use cases from Dave Rupert.
If your custom CSS counter isn't counting nested list items correctly, this could be the fix you need. I suffered so you don't have to!
Here are some more really useful modern CSS one-liners from Stephanie Eckles.
Here's a cool article from the Polypane blog that looks at different ways of fading out text using CSS in a way that preserves the ability to highlight and copy text.
Writing it down because I always forget it.
Used a curved monitor at the office today for the first time. Seems silly/obvious now that I've used one, but it didn't really occur to me that horizontal lines on the screen are slightly curved and I'm not sure I like it. Won't be rushing out to buy one
I find engineering videos like this fascinating.
I love this recent note from Adam Stoddard about generalist designers because it describes me so accurately.