Journal

I just watched “Larry’s Garage” – a film by Corrada Rizza about the visionary New York DJ, Larry Levan and the legendary nightclub he called home.

Lovely radio show including an interview with @firecracker_rec and mix from @WeeDjs.

Bookshop was dreamed up by the writer and co-founder of Literary Hub, Andy Hunter. It allows independent bookshops to create their own virtual shopfront on the site, with the stores receiving the full profit margin – 30% of the cover price – from each sale. All customer service and shipping are handled by Bookshop and its distributor partners, with titles offered at a small discount and delivered within two to three days.

Lovely house mix from my friend Jamie.

Genius!

Just finished my 6K run for FreeAgent’s “Big Strides for Tiny Changes” charity campaign.

Scott Jehl’s experimental take on a container/element query aimed at letting us set responsive styles for our elements based on their immediate context rather than that of the viewport.

I made a quick and minimal take on approximating Container/Element Queries using a web component and basic CSS selectors.

Here are five bite-sized and practical chunks of advice for creating accessible forms.

1. Always label your inputs.
2. Highlight input elements on focus.
3. Break long forms into smaller sections/pages.
4. Provide error messages (rather than just colour-based indicators)
5. Avoid horizontal layout forms unless necessary.

I don’t often store things in a Set in JavaScript, but maybe I should. The fact it will only store unique values makes it pretty handy.

docsify generates your documentation website on the fly. Unlike GitBook, it does not generate static html files. Instead, it smartly loads and parses your Markdown files and displays them as a website.