Blog
Web design techniques and thoughts.
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Blocks Edit update: editable form fields
Drag and drop fields to build out a form that matches your brand and submits to any form processor.
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Visual design rules you can safely follow every time
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Every token is a feature
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Build for the Web, Build on the Web, Build with the Web
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Modern email design
What to look forward to after the legacy Outlook for Windows rendering engine.
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Creator guides
Short and succinct guides for creators to learn about best web practices.
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Recovering failing SEO sites with the kitchen sink method
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Even Apple can't figure good use cases for AI features
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The design of a design system
Maintaining your design system and keeping it creative.
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Rolling out your design system
Auditing current patterns and workflows and having your team join in the process.
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Prototyping magic tricks and software
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Good forms
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A primer on design systems
Why you should have one and the main aspects that should be included.
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A composable CSS layout primitive
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The landing page approach
Even if you don't advertise, the landing page format is useful for more focused messaging and goals for your website's pages.
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The indie web in action
My work on Indie Aisle: made for indie creators, based on indie web principles.
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The micro guide to microformats
Why you should use microformats and some examples of how they work.
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Blog posts vs. social posts
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Diagram of the different kinds of indie web
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Pages indie creator theme
The Pages theme is designed for indie creators and the indie web.
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