After many failed attempts to clean up my inbox since I lost track of it during lockdown, I just archived 9500 unread emails. Feels good

Ask me Anything | molovo. Design, Development, Branding A personal note on the quiet charm of AMA repositories, curiosity in public, and discovering you’re not the only one making it up as you go along.

New blog post

Ask me anything :: molovo.co/writing/ama

The Outline It's not for everyone. It's for you.

I still haven't gotten over the death of theoutline.com. What recommendations have you got for me for similiar content?
#web #journalism #news

Lost at Sea | molovo. Design, Development, Branding A reflection on my long journey from designer to developer.

Lost at Sea

molovo.co/writing/lost...

#design #webdesign #development

Perpetually Online | molovo. Design, Development, Branding

I wrote a blog post about falling out of love with the web :: molovo.co/writing/perp...

#web #design #socialmedia

It amazes me that no one has entered the market with a modular hub/dock. Want to replace multiple hubs and cables with a single solution and can’t find anything with the right combination of ports/features. Would be so handy to just buy a carcass of some kind and then plug in the modules I need.

Marrakesh is a fantastic city to visit. So much to take in

Persevera y triunfarás jaja YouTube video by Edgar Osmar Ciancio

I think this may be the perfect representation of what web development is like

Haven’t posted in a while, but new stuff coming this year: molovo.co

An image showing a screenshot of a blog post. It shows an illustrated sun and moon set on either side above a sketch of a man sat at a laptop. Overlaying the image is the heading "Perpetually Online"

Also liking how easy it is to just set the position on the path when reduced motion is enabled, so I can still convey the same message. #a11y

I've not yet had the opportunity to play with CSS Motion Path, but playing with it (in a small way) for a new blog post and I love that this took literal seconds to do. #css

Now entering day 6 of my annual “resisting the urge to bury the children in the garden” period

Pro tip: measure your stairs before you buy giant fragile pieces of glass to go up them 😅

So true. I'm in the process of replacing all my cheap tools with decent versions and it's so satisfying when they just work instead of having to fight then

TIL Bathroom renovations aren't my bag.

Can really see myself in a few weeks time, sat in my lounge getting rained on, with just no fucks left to give.

"Stoppit and Tidyup" was a pretty mental cartoon I had on VHS back in the day. Still find myself quoting it now

Hey folks, guess who's got a shiny new website?

molovo.co

Goats cheese and roasted red pepper is my all time favourite

Oh I completely agree, it just seems misguided to me. I'm far more likely to pay attention to an ad that's relevant to what I'm looking at at that moment, than something I accidentally clicked on months ago and has followed me around the Internet since.

I don't know why no one matches ads to content, rather than targeting a user specifically. If I'm browsing a hashtag, inject ads related to that hashtag. Or pin an ad immediately after a relevant post with a matching hashtag, so their position in the feed makes sense, and no privacy concerns

Code shufflin’ Every day there’s progress.

One semicolon at a time.

Landmarks are great, use landmarks!

Not entirely sure what’s changed, but the vast majority of my feed is in German this morning.

Not so much server code. That only runs server side, then the compiled output (and the code to parse it) is included in the bundle

Currently 4600 unread and counting. Got to the point that if I don’t see a notification it doesn’t exist

My grandad did this every year. Even included a ribbon and a “To Dave, From Dave” label

Request for developer feedback: customizable select  |  Blog  |  Chrome for Developers An early look at the new customizable select feature.

Chrome: developer.chrome.com/blog/rfc-cus...

Developers: Yes yes yes a million thousand times yes pretty please with a cherry on top

CSS position: sticky, scroll-snap + progressively enhanced scroll animation 📜

li {
animation: bright;
animation-range: calc(50% - 1lh) calc(50% + 1lh);
animation-timeline: view();
scroll-snap-align: center;
}
@​keyframes bright { 50% { opacity: 1; }}

line-height units are a gift 🎁

Celebrating #InvisibleBlueBeanieDay today, because I know it's in a box _somewhere_, I just don't know which one or where it is.

What's everyone using for #Analytics these days? Do you even bother? I'd prefer something that's lightweight, and privacy first.