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May 2017 Recommended Listening: my favourite podcasts Read time: about five minutes.

Apr 2017 Introducing Picobel.js – an audio player you can style with css Read time: something like two minutes.

Apr 2017 I changed my site’s font to Comic Sans as an April Fool. It was a disaster. Read time: just shy of three minutes.

Mar 2017 Living with Alexa: the problems with “voice” as an interface Read time: three and a half minutes.

Mar 2017 What is a decibel, anyway? Read time: a little over six minutes.

Feb 2017 Inline SVG icon sprites are (still) not scary. Read time: just shy of eight minutes.

Feb 2017 Getting to grips with SVG markup Read time: about three minutes.

Jan 2017 Bullet Journal Revisited Read time: a little over five minutes.

Jan 2017 Well-written HTML doesn’t need any styling. Except that it does. Read time: something like three minutes.

Jan 2017 n-minute read: calculating an average reading speed Read time: five and a half minutes.

Sep 2016 You are only as good as your README Read time: roughly a minute and a half.

Aug 2016 Don’t turn your problem into your users’ problem Read time: less than two minutes.

Jan 2016 Which do you choose: native app or web app? Read time: something like five minutes.

Dec 2015 Notes from ThingMonk: Day Two Read time: six and a half minutes.

Dec 2015 Notes from ThingMonk: Day One Read time: seven and a half minutes.

Aug 2015 Why doesn’t everyone have an Internet Fridge? Read time: a little over six minutes.

May 2015 Getting started with inline SVG icons Read time: six and a half minutes.

Sep 2014 Inspirational Web People Read time: a little over seven minutes.

Feb 2014 Fullpage screenshots in Firefox Read time: roughly a minute and a half.

Feb 2014 Futura for the win Read time: about three minutes.

Sep 2013 Simple is hard Read time: a little over four minutes.

Sep 2013 A bullet-journal workflow Read time: something like three minutes.

I use this site as a lab when I want to grok a new technique. With no clients to interfere with my code, I can experiment as much as I like. I document my progress to cement things I’ve learned in my mind, but also hope it may help other developers.