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Not Sure How I Feel About "Was This Helpful?" Widgets
Author
Cooper Gidge
Date
Nov 29, 2024
Let's say "Was This Helpful?" widgets have these two goals: 1) Survey users to see if your article was helpful. 2) Help users if they select "No" by pointing them somewhere else. If that's the case, then these widgets are far from perfect.
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RSS
Bringing Readers To Your Site From Your RSS Feed
Author
Cooper Gidge
Date
Nov 24, 2024
Some people's RSS feeds only include excerpts of their articles, instead of the whole thing. And I get that. You put a lot of work into the design of your website, so you want your readers to read your work there, not in an external RSS reader.
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Technical Debt
Technical Debt and You
Author
Cooper Gidge
Date
Nov 23, 2024
Assuming you write good, reusable code, then the more features you add, the harder it gets to maintain that code. Because one change no longer affects one thing. It affects a dozen things. You need to take all that depends on your code into consideration.
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CSS
HTML
Sidebars
Web Dev
Widgets
To Scroll, To Stick, Or To Stay: Sidebars
Author
Cooper Gidge
Date
Nov 23, 2024
Why sidebars are still so popular is a mystery to me. Not that I'm against sidebars—I love them too. But as to why the rest of the industry still loves them alludes me, because I feel they require so much more design considerations than other widgets.
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CSS
Eleventy
HTML
Markdown
Building A Screenwriter App That Uses Markdown Syntax
Author
Cooper Gidge
Date
Nov 23, 2024
I've always wanted to try my hand at screenwriting, but I found them painful to format in traditional document editors. While there exists screenwriting software for this purpose, I don't feel like learning a whole new software. So instead, let's make a whole new software!
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Advertising
My Dream Ad Network
Author
Cooper Gidge
Date
Nov 23, 2024
Here's an idea: instead of having ad networks design the style of the ad and insert that into your site regardless of whether it fits or not, what if they let *you* design your own ad with HTML and CSS?
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Accessibility
Browsers
Web Dev
Is Accessibility the Responsibility of the Browser?
Author
Cooper Gidge
Date
Nov 23, 2024
Browsers come bundled with a bunch of accessibility options. Whether that's something complicated like a screen reader or something simple like allowing the user to zoom in, browsers make our lives as developers a lot easier.
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Dynamic
Serverless
SQL
Static
Web Dev
How Static Can You Go?
Author
Cooper Gidge
Date
Nov 23, 2024
At what point do you decide Wordpress over the Jamstack?
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CSS
HTML
Web Dev
Deprecated HTML Elements
Author
Cooper Gidge
Date
Nov 23, 2024
Some time ago, I needed to make some scrolling text for a site I. Text that scrolls from left to right so long strings can be read without needing line-breaks.
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Domains
A Domain is a Subscription You Can't Cancel
Author
Cooper Gidge
Date
Nov 23, 2024
Verisign has been ridiculed for increasing the price of .com domains every year it can and by the maximum amount it is allowed to. Verisign seems to not understand the 7% price hike per year is a maximum, not a minimum.
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