HTML is one of the foundational building blocks of the Web. But just as web design best practices and techniques change over time, so does the code we use. As HTML evolves, some of its older markup has been deprecated while other parts have been repurposed. Does that create more problems for us, though? Would… Continue reading Is It Time to Reset HTML?
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The Evolution of the Firefox Logo
March 31, 2021 by Sangalang Kristine The evolution of the Firefox logo is a signal of an evolving brand. Mozilla Firefox was one of the best browsers in the early 2000s. It was fast, it was new, it was efficient, it could open multiple tabs (something that many browsers couldn’t do at the time). It… Continue reading The Evolution of the Firefox Logo
What I’m Thankful For: 2020 Edition
My parents loathe when I use poor language but luckily they don’t read this blog so I’ll just be blunt: 2020 has been an absolute shit show. COVID-19 has been a world-wide source of devastation to lives, jobs, and our quality of life. That said, I’ve found myself feeling incredibly grateful at the end. Despite… Continue reading What I’m Thankful For: 2020 Edition
How to Use Map, Filter and Reduce in JavaScript
Functional programming has been making quite a splash in the development world these days. And for good reason: Functional techniques can help you write more declarative code that is easier to understand at a glance, refactor, and test. One of the cornerstones of functional programming is its special use of lists and list operations. And… Continue reading How to Use Map, Filter and Reduce in JavaScript
Transitioning From Web to VR Development
Web content has significantly expanded over the past 20+ years. Online media was limited only to text and pictures. This eventually gave way to music and video and, over time, online content has expanded to include every sort of media imaginable. Case in point, one of the hottest online trends of 2017 is online virtual… Continue reading Transitioning From Web to VR Development
Fira Sans: A new free font family by Mozilla
Fira Sans is a new free font family originally designed as a typeface for the Mozilla OS. In version 4.2 the Fira Sans family comprises 16 weights in 2 styles – Roman and Italic – and more than 2600 glyphs. Download font
Using Let's Encrypt SSL With Your WordPress Project
What’s Let’s Encrypt? For years, purchasing, renewing, installing and managing SSL certificates overwhelmed me with expense and complexity. Now, Let’s Encrypt makes it fairly simple and free. Let’s Encrypt is an emerging, free, automated, and open certificate authority brought to you by a California public benefit corporation called the Internet Security Research Group—it also has nonprofit status. Its… Continue reading Using Let's Encrypt SSL With Your WordPress Project