Start with the document, not the layout
A few choices that make a page easier to read, navigate and maintain.
A web development notebook
A page can look finished and still be awkward to use. These notes are about the details in between: clear structure, readable text, well-behaved images and the next obvious action.
No framework debates or perfect recipes. Just a few practical places to start when something on a website feels harder than it should.
A few choices that make a page easier to read, navigate and maintain.
File size matters, but so does what happens before a picture appears.
A small set of reusable decisions can be more useful than a large collection of exceptions.
Labels, errors and confirmation messages are part of the same conversation.
This is a small collection of web development notes, built with ordinary HTML and CSS. Each page takes one question and gives it enough space to be useful.
See how the site is put together or read a little more about it.