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I’ve been working on a redesign of hanafuda and hwatu cards to make them more approachable for beginners.
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For the 2024 Reddit Games and Puzzles Hackathon, I submitted 575, a daily word game where you compose a haiku using the words of the day.
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Way back when, vertically centering an element was a tall task.
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My son’s current obsession is the New York Times word game Spelling Bee.
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Skeuomorphism taken to the extreme rarely works.
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Can you play videos natively through CarPlay?
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https://thomaspark.co/wp/wp-content/uploads/2021/03/needledrop.mp4 My latest experiment is Needledrop, a turntable interface for playing music from YouTube.
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The Obsession My family gets competitive with card games.
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Chess is a continuously evolving game.
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If you’re into tools — think hammers and drills — you’re probably familiar with the extremes people go to protect their prized possessions.
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After 65 years at Mad Magazine, comic artist Al Jaffee announced his retirement.
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I’ve made a Chrome browser extension called No Scary Parts.
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So you want a different language keyboard for your MacBook Pro.
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At the Overwatch League Grand Finals in Philadelphia, attendees received white wristbands that blink different colors in sync with each other during the event.
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In the course of developing Campus Arrival, a WordPress site that provides school-specific packing lists, we added a feature to suggest nearby universities.
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Recently I’ve been working on The Beautube, a site that integrates video tutorials with details about the products being mentioned in the videos, specifically in the realm of cosmetics.
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With the era of the humble unstyled and unscripted input field behind us, there’s increasing variety in how monetary inputs work on the web.
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I just finished binging the latest release of Terrace House, a reality TV show from Japan.
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Welcome to another installment of the collective nouns survey.
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I recently got a new phone that supports wireless charging, allowing me to switch out my rather hefty clock radio dock for a teeny wireless charging pad, continuing the minimalist march in my living room.
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The Problem The clutter.
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I’m pleased to announce Grid Garden, a sequel to Flexbox Froggy.
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Last week, a fun article titled fitteR happieR crowned the most depressing Radiohead song as True Love Waits.
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From deep in the vaults, here’s an app called QuickLine that I made and then promptly forgot about in 2014.
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It goes without saying that Stack Overflow is an invaluable resource for any coder seeking help.
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So here’s a fun but useless trick: mimicking Pokemon Go’s battery saver mode on the web.
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Footnotes An xkcd tribute inspired by what has become a meme.
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Fidgeting is a natural impulse that seems to relieve our anxiety and aid us in contemplation.
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Since Steve Job’s return in 1997, Apple has been bold about dropping legacy I/O standards, on a knife edge between marching the state-of-the-art forward and convincing the world to follow suit.
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A bad web form sparked a series of increasingly absurd designs for inputting phone numbers, including an incrementer, slider, random number generator, and very large table.
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I’ve created a game for learning CSS flexbox called Flexbox Froggy.
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Even if you’ve never watched an episode of The Joy of Painting, there’s a good chance you’re familiar with artist Bob Ross, with his trademark afro and “happy little trees”.
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As of this month, 25 percent of all websites are using WordPress, according to W3Techs survey.
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I just returned from another great Mozilla Festival.
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As web developers, the deal is that we try to support our users on all the different platforms they might use to view our site.
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Like most web developers, Google Fonts is an indispensable resource for me.
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Scoped CSS is a new feature that makes it possible to add <style> elements anywhere in your document, scoping the CSS rules it contains to its parent element.
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Since May, our research group has been developing a new tool called Snowball.
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You have two choices when it comes to formatting academic papers for conferences and journals: Microsoft Word and LaTeX.
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A recent post about efforts to counter the declining popularity of golf got me thinking.
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In Team Fortress 2, there are nine playable classes with unique personalities and complementary abilities: pyro, engineer, spy, heavy, sniper, scout, soldier, demo, and medic.
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In math, you’re sometimes so focused on getting the calculations right that you end up with nonsensical answers without realizing it.
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Right now we’re blessed with many, well, awesome icon fonts that continue to grow with every release, like Font Awesome, Glyphicons, and Ionicons.
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I’m headed to Mozilla Festival this week, after spending the summer working for Mozilla Webmaker.
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We’ve all run into CAPTCHAs, those annoying registration fields you never get right on the first try.
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One feature that’s often overlooked in iOS is adding webpages to your homescreen.
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A visitor to your site decides to follow you on Twitter.
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In 2011, for the first time, Amazon sold more Kindle ebooks than paperbacks.
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iTunes 11 marks a significant departure from previous versions.
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For those who aren’t familiar, Hacker News is a popular site where a community of techies discuss a wide range of topics.