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I linked to it the other day, but my wife Emily and her friend Ashley launched a podcast about infertility called Misconceptions.

Last week the U.S.

About once a year for the last six or seven years, if I don’t forget, I do a little thing where I imagine what the current “average” executive at Apple might look like.

This post assumes familiarity with Eleventy, a static site generator, and Nunjucks macros and templates.

My wife Emily and I are big fans of the Spelling Bee, a daily word-finding puzzle from the New York Times.

It’s time for one of my favorite annual traditions on the web, Lynn Fisher’s portfolio refresh.

Over the holiday weekend I started playing with an idea that’s been bouncing around my head for a little while: could you use CSS Grid to draw “pixels” on a resizable, responsive canvas?

Public libraries are a genuine treasure.

A lot of times we talk about “delightful” user experiences we tend to mean animations or other visual supplements to the interface.

This post assumes familiarity with Eleventy and Nunjucks.

In one of those exciting moments of chance—when you spot a pattern on the verge of emerging (or, at least, one that’s new to you)—I recently came across a pair of banners by two different authors, each setting the stage for their respective posts.

The documentation for a new starter kit I launched this week featured lots of screenshots stepping readers through configuring two different services.

I’m intrigued by the growing number of apps and services adopting a co-op model as an alternative to their big, VC-backed counterparts.

Every few weeks, I see a tweet float down my timeline that goes something like this: This is how your cute tweet, overflowing with scripty text and the typewriter ‘font’ and/or sign bunny, sounds to users who rely on screen readers followed by a video of…

I’m fortunate to have a couple of weeks off of work to end this miserable year.

My pal Dakota was a glass blower in a past life.

As the U.S. barrels toward Election Day—one that feels, in a very real way, like it could be our last—I’ve tried to fill my fractured thoughts with pursuits that are alternately mindless or educational.

This single from Future Islands snuck up on me in these early, uneasy days of fall 2020.

My Twitter pal Rob Fahrni shipped an iOS app this week, one that’s near and dear to my heart.

One of my all-time favorite radio hosts, Jacob Goldstein of Planet Money, has a new book out.

I’m thrilled to announce Eleventy Clock, a brand new 720-page website that provides all the blood-pumping, nail-biting, chronometric exhilaration you’d expect from reading the current time.

I’ve been diving in and out of INI files at work a lot lately.

For the last seven-odd years I’ve kept a running log of the songs I’m listening to at any given time.

Last month, Zach Leatherman retooled the list of sites built with his static-site generator Eleventy, transforming what was originally a flat list into a leaderboard of sorts: Sites with Lighthouse scores greater than or equal to 90 are ordered by perform…

GitLab has become an invaluable part of how we do development and testing at Panic, spanning products, platforms, and disciplines.

The underlying functionality deployed quietly a couple of weeks ago, but a new featurette I’m calling All-Stars will make its little debut on the home page today, just below this post.

Howdy!