Black and white cat lounging atop a cat tree in front of a window, leaning with elbow over the edge, looking up off camera, with wide eyes and mouth hanging open a bit, teeth and tongue showing. A look of awe or horror?
Fenrir watching the snow yesterday
A silver tabby cat in front of a white kitchen island in the angled sunlight looks at us, and a black cat lying on a rug in the shade turned away
Same as first pic, but black cat now looks at us.
Light and shadow. My photos storage is 97% full for some reason.
What's My JND? 0.0033
Can you beat it? www.keithcirkel.co.uk/whats-my-jnd...
I figured out how to generate link preview images in 11ty (now Build Awesome?) and this one cuts my head off which is fine because cat.
Maybe I should make a post about that, because I didn't find any good complete ones for what I wanted, but do you think I took notes?
This is his happy face 🐱
Years of digital painting and web design have prepared me for this
Black cat lying in a sunbeam next to a white curtain, in front of a black desk. He looks content.
Happy caturday
Oh, it's also keyboard navigable (video shows some tabbing) but I did something hacky to keep focus from going inside the closed panels. Might clean it up and post the source later.
Not sure what to do with it, but I discovered `interpolate-size: allow-keywords;` which makes the transition work for items of unknown height. It's not available in every major browser yet. I've done it with some vanilla JS before, and the Angular animations API made it easy.
I made this little code prototype to test the technical feasibility of an idea I mocked up in Figma a while ago. The concept was to have a responsive overview show the top items and use "contextual zoom" for more detail. Neat that it's CSS-only, smoother and took less time than Figma.
Moody-looking black and white tabby cat, face partially obscured in shade cast by the black and white chair he sits upon, in front of a writing desk with laptop, notebooks, brass lamp, vintage-looking art.
I've been writing. I don't have writers block, but I do seem to have poster's block. Anyway, here's a cat
The number one thing I've been hearing from people in tech lately is, basically, "How the hell am I supposed to work in this industry anymore?" Though most folks are kind of afraid to say it out loud. So I wrote about how to think about it: www.anildash.com/2026/01/05/a...
Thanks!
First blog post in forever is up: jennabarth.com/blog/post/20...
About page for a blog with an image of a writing desk in a sunbeam, with a cat on a pouf in front. Reads: "Personal blog / digital garden of a designer living on the Canadian prairies. Topics may include sewing, knitting, art, books, writing, work, tech, ideas, life. If you want to discuss anything on the blog, find me here: Bluesky"
Starting a blog. I made it with the Eleventy base blog, which was a breeze. Now I just need to mush it into my main site to publish. Maybe in a day or two.
Have you heard of broetry?
Thanks!
Thank you so much!
Finally updated my portfolio site. The last time was in 2018. If you have a moment, let me know what you think! jennabarth.com
Working there would've been my dream job... then Apple killed Flash
What about xs and xl? (j/k, I've referred multiple people to viewports.fyi when they ask me what the best breakpoints are)
Two cats sitting on a cat tree, one black tabby looking at us with his tongue sticking out in a "blep" and one pretty silver tabby gazing out the window
Fenrir only looks dumb. Vesper is a bit of an asshole though.
I worked on white-labeled SaaS products for about 10 years
Incubus - Morning View
A Perfect Circle - Mer de Noms
I haven't for a while, but my latest post is an example of dipping my toes back in
Playing with oklch() and themes
Tutorials from gurlpages around 1998-2000 sometime
First post! I was on that other app and somewhat active in the web design community in early 2010s. Making websites since 1999. Not sure what I'll post here. Haven't had many side projects lately. Used to blog. Wish the web was fun again. I'm inspired by people on here!
