A retrospective of how I iteratively improved my blog to hit 100 across Lighthouse Performance, Accessibility, SEO, and Best Practices: critical path fixes, images, fonts, service worker, and WCAG/SEO polish. The works!
This article delves into the evolving importance of web performance, particularly focusing on how Core Web Vitals like LCP, FID, and CLS shape user experience and business outcomes. It emphasizes the significance of optimizing for both desktop and mobile, showing how even small improvements in load times can lead to better engagement, reduced bounce rates, and higher conversion rates. In today's competitive landscape, a fast, responsive site is essential for both user satisfaction and driving meaningful business results.
Process over apps: how I use Kanban, GTD, or Pomodoro to manage chaos, stay focused, and get shit done. Tools help, having some process is better.
Web performance and Internet advertising are at a critical cross road. I've worked across many teams and projects focused on the advancement of each of these, and they couldn't be more at odds.
Big news! After a wonderful life of 10+ years in Atlanta, my wife and I have decided to move our family back to our roots: we're headed to West Virginia this summer.
On March 27, 2015, US astronaut Scott Kelly and Russian cosmonaut Mikhail Kornienko are scheduled to launch into Earth orbit and spend 1 year aboard the International Space Station.
Let's talk about the usability of broken systems for a moment. Have you ever truly spent the time to observe your own habits and understand what possibly broken systems you or others are working around every day? First of all, we must recognize that humans are adept at self correcting and working around broken systems, often subconsciously.
Remembrances of my great aunt Bonnie G. Holmes. She was a tremendous influence on my life and an inspiration to many.
Chronical of my obsession with photographing street art, while striving to find my personal muse and motivation to bootstrap a project to archive and geo-tag graffiti.
My internet demise has been greatly exaggerated, or at least I like to think it was when in fact I know no one gives a shit.