Lynn Fisher

Image and link syntax in Markdown are pretty similar and it can be hard to remember which text goes where.

I had kind of a weird 2025 health-wise, so when portfolio refresh season rolled around I knew I wanted to keep things simple and avoid stressing during holiday time.

I was tagged to answer these questions by Zach Leatherman as part of the larger Blog Questions Challenge originally started by ava.

On 22 May 2019, I write about five years of A Single Div, my favorite little side project.

Edit: I let the expensive oss.love domain expire and moved the site to oss.cards The web is always changing and that’s one of my favorite things about it.

I finally made an archive of my Twitter feed.

Another long one, so here’s some jump links if you’re looking for something specific: Concept and inspiration Growing/shrinking Color themes Walking animation Transitions and performance Concept and inspiration For 2023 I was hoping to do some experimenti…

As of this month, I’ve been working remotely for ten years.

Lately for work and for my portfolio, I’ve been making complex SVG illustrations that require a lot of fine-grained control once implemented.

I’d been meaning to migrate my blog off wordpress.com for a long time.

This 2012 post by Brad Frost was making the rounds and got me thinking about personal branding.

In the last three years I’ve worked for three very different companies.

For a bit there I wasn’t sure if the refresh was going to happen.

I worked at Netlify for just over a year.

Last week my team launched a li’l project called Matterday.

For this year’s refresh, I really wanted to tackle an idea I’ve been trying to do for years.