Ana Rodrigues

Internet à moda antiga: conheça a indie web, onde as pessoas ainda fazem seus próprios sites Also posted on IndieNews

Last year I spoke at MK Geek Night about my personal reflections on how, after years of chasing IndieWeb perfection, I just accepted my imperfect website.

Bookmarks related to tech and web development My Opinionated CSS Reset by Declan Chidlow.

A few weeks ago I decided to be bold and put out there that I had itches I wanted to scratch.

I was a guest on James's Wonders of Web Weaving podcast and it was such a lovely conversation.

The other week I was the MC for day 2 of CSS Day conference.

This article was originally drafted in 2024 but I struggled to finish it then.

A couple of weeks ago we took a little break.

So I’ve been thinking, when was the last time I’ve experienced some sort of burnout from a community.

I am deeply frustrated with my inability to stick to the plan and do this post once a month.

The last time I wrote a year in review was in 2019.

I am back from Berlin after spending a few days last week at Beyond Tellerrand where I was a speaker!

I've never participated in a book club so I don't know if I am doing this right.

Slowly catching up on my RSS feed and I just read Dave's post “Why would anybody start a website?”.

The State of CSS Survey results recently came out and I was asked what I was my pick of the year in the CSS world and turns out I had an opinion.

I am currently regretting the posts I didn't make.

Last year I spoke at Open UK about my IndieWeb journey.

Exactly two months I shared that I was about to do a little "summer tour" of my a talk about refactoring CSS.

Some weeks ago Oliver from Pixel Pioneers asked me: "How did you come up with the idea for your upcoming Pixel Pioneers talk, and what can we expect to take away from it?".

Last week, I spent a few days in Leeds attending All Day Hey again, a brilliant conference for developers, designers and tech leads.

For a while now, I've been slowing working on a refactor of the codebase of this blog.

I'm somewhat frustrated at myself for how long it took me to finish off this post that Remy kindly tagged me in.

Let's get these out of the way!

I wouldn't be where I am today if it wasn't for community-led events in the front-end community, and I am forever grateful for that.

I want to read all the newsletters I subscribed to.

I cringe whenever I look back to the days I was the interviewer for roles at the companies I worked for.

I'm over the moon to share that I am one of the speakers for this year's WebExpo!

The other weekend, I attended IndieWebCamp Brighton and had a wonderful time!

This is clearly the result of living in a capitalist society.

I am at IndieWebCamp Brighton and I am testing IndieKit!

Growing up, I wasn’t close to my extended family.

I recently built a page where a positioned sticky element would appear when another element wasn't visible anymore.

I've been thinking, especially since the recent Spotify layoffs, that I'm due to delete my Spotify account.

I'm excited to share that I am one of the speakers for this year's All Day Hey!

I am excited to attend IndieWebCamp Brighton in less than a month!

Let's get these out of the way!

I had not realised it had been 805 days since my last bookmarks roundup. 805 days.

For my daughter, I've been buying second-hand as much as possible.

I’ve had a long year.

Two weeks ago, I spoke at FFConf.

Some weeks ago, I was so privileged to have been invited to chat about myself and my blog at Manu's new series, People and Blogs.

With Twitter imploding and people (myself included) trying to move to multiple similar apps, I was following everyone I knew numerous times.

Well, well, well.

Updated on the 21st March 2025 If you're here, you're probably interested in this gap decorations proposal too.

Editing and manipulating someone isn't new.

When I moved to the UK some years ago, I developed a strange new fear that I was unfamiliar with.

My maternity leave has ended!

This post has a content note of pregnancy, birth & mention of previous loss.

I wasn't entirely sure how to title this blog post as it isn't straightforward to describe it but here it goes.

Here are some of the things that have been collecting dust in my bookmarks since June.