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Things I wrote

  • Get started with accessibility: A primer based on experience

    I’ve developed some insights and methods along my journey and want to share them with you now.

  • Good Night, and Good Luck

    A few thoughts after watching a movie.

  • Public Libraries and other stories

    In between the short stories she includes vignettes of various people's thoughts on libraries. I'll admit it, I absolutely love these vignettes.

  • Small steps to being faster

    A few small things that I did to help improve my site's performance.

  • Going Offline

    Thanks Jeremy, for writing this, for giving me some confidence in writing a bit of JavaScript and for helping me make my site into a PWA!

  • Gods and Beasts

    This book was what I like to a call a TV book, easy reading that can be done when tired in the evenings after a long day instead of zoning out in front of the TV. And right now, with summer here, and me hustling to do some new things for work, it's perfect.

  • Middlemarch

    At some point, I'll be making my way back to <em>Middlemarch</em>, to savor the writing, but also to find out what else I see in these women, these women that Eliot created and fascinate me.

  • Building and maintaining a design system

    I've spent a lot of time over the past years thinking about design systems, pattern libraries, style guides, etc and I've started to see some trends in the problems that come up, especially in larger organizations, when trying to build and maintain something.

  • Truly not doing evil

    What if we defined our industry’s success by how well our work cared about people, ethics, about truly not doing evil? What would that look like? How would we change how we treat the web and how we use the web?

  • 5 women

    I'm traveling this week to honor one of the women who shaped who I am today.

  • A Wrinkle in Time Trilogy

    L'Engle creates a cast of characters that I came to love.

  • Kindred

    This is a book that made me think, in good ways, but it was also uncomfortable and difficult to read at times.

  • Salt Fat Acid Heat

    If anyone says to me that they can't cook, this will be the book I recommend they pick up to learn how.

  • True to Life

    This book was my way back into the art world and thinking about art in a more serious way than I have in many years, not since my fine arts studies in college. And now I'm on the hunt for the next one, because it fed my soul to leave the digital world and be immersed in the art world for a bit of time each week.

  • The Book of Dust: The Belle Sauvage

    I enjoyed this book and read it for the surface level, choosing to go along for the ride and not think too deeply.