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A data story and map of dogs from the Sunshine Coast, Australia.
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Break designs by stuffing them with test data and mock images so you can build more resilient websites.
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Exploring Australia through data in 30 days.
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Learn Zod by browsing examples and exploring other sources of information.
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Learn all of the primitive validations and Zod type parsing functions to parse a web form.
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Customise the Zod error and issues to improve your developer experience when debugging and the user experience.
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Write Zod pipelines to coerce, validate, preprocess, refine, and transform data in complex schemas to produce reliable, typed results.
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Learn how to wrangle Zod so you can trust your data and your types.
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Learn how to wind down a project, considering link history, domain squatters, costs, and maintenance.
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How I set up a new MacBook laptop in 2024 Read the full post
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Learn how to set up print styles for your website in the modern era.
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Learn the most useful Homebrew commands, keep packages up to date, look up Homebrew terminology, and discover some excellent Homebrew packages.
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How to use a robots.txt file to control search engine access or block AI scrapers.
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How to add Google Analytics using @next/third-parties and a sitemap to a static Next.js blog Read the full post
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How to add a favicon and system-wide dark mode to a static Next.js blog.
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How to add an RSS 2.0 feed using the feed package to a static Next.js blog Read the full post
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How to add IDs and links to headings in a Next.js blog using rehype-slug Read the full post
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How to add syntax highlighting in a Next.js blog using rehype-highlight Read the full post
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How to use a template for metadata titles, create an index list, and page navigation in a Next.js blog.
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How to use the Next.js Image component in MDX content in a Next.js blog using MDX components.
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How to style MDX content in a Next.js blog using MDX components, CSS modules, and the Tailwind typography plugin.
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How to add fonts, typography styles, colors, and global site styling to a Next.js blog.
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How to add MDX blog posts using @next/mdx and a metadata object to a Next.js blog.
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Build a static Next.js blog in 2024 with App Router, Tailwind, TypeScript, local MDX, RSS, and a sitemap.
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An introduction to building a Next.js blog in 2024 using all the latest practices.
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A vim power user's guide to getting started with VS Code.
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Introducing a visual guide to Australian seasonal fruit and veg.
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A visualisation of snake sightings in South-East Queensland, Australia.
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Rewrites are time consuming and oh so satisfying.
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A timeline of life in lockdown Read the full post
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Virtual DOMs give us an excellent developer experience but their diffing algorithms can have surprising implications.
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Stories that inspired a new book about patterns and design systems.
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This talk at Web Directions Design 2019, Arts Centre Pavilion, Melbourne, considered the user experience design side of recommender systems.
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Diana MacDonald wrote the book, “Practical UI Patterns for Design Systems: Fast-track Interaction Design for a Seamless User Experience” as a guide to help people figure out the fundamentals of interaction design.
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This talk at the Web Meetup August 2018, Melbourne, exploring how coders might bootstrap their design education.
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If you’re interested in learning stenography, and you’re not sure what keyboard or stenotype machine to invest in, here you’ll find details about what’s involved in assembling a suitable mechanical keyboard.
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This talk at Web Directions Design 2018, Arts Centre Pavilion, Melbourne, explored the perennial question of whether designers should learn to code.
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This stylised CSS browser frame lets you present better screenshots by giving them context.
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The “trickle list” is an idea I first heard about in Michael Lopp’s book, Being Geek.
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Design and code work hand-in-hand to produce memorable digital products.
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Design and code work hand-in-hand to produce memorable digital products.
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Typey Type for Stenographers is a typing app designed specifically to help stenography students learn steno faster.
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Plover is the world's first free, open-source stenography program, which translates chorded key strokes into meaningful words.
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The versatile duck gives you metaphors good for any situation.
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Since 2008, I’ve had intermittent pain in my wrists, elbows and upper body from occupational overuse.