Greg Whitworth

I struggle with the words.

For years, web developers and designers have grappled with the elusive beast that is the HTML <select> element.

Practical steps to make it a reality After sipping a drink filled with caffeine and cracking my knuckles I’m prepared to author my first blog post on this dusty site in over four years.

I was about 11 years old when I took my first crack at working with web technology.

When working in Product Management one important aspect to determine the importance of a bug or feature in the product is how the person responds to the question or task you have them do.

I’ve written in the past about how to adjust your site to provide a useful experience to users that turn on Windows High Contrast (if you haven’t read about it, jump over here to read it and then come back).

While the move to Chromium is bitter sweet for me, one of the things that has me excited is being able to take some of the time that the team has spent devoting to compat and investing it in trying to address the many pain points that we’ve heard through…

What is Resize Observer?

Dear Karen, I can see it my mind’s eye like it was yesterday; we’re both walking along railroad ties in our church parking lot like they’re tight ropes and talking.

The subtle clack of the keys joins the chorus of beeps and whirs of medical devices in my daughter’s hospital room.

Edge is updating it’s implementation of CSS Grid.

NOTE: This content is now outdated, I recommend referencing Microsoft Edge's blog post about the standardized solution This post is in response to Patrick H.