Timber and Twig Reignited my Love for WordPress
From CSS-Tricks. "Love" is a strong word, and "reignited" implies you ever loved something. But Timber does bring the process of theming for WordPress up to the level of
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LukeW on dropdowns as a last resort
I feel like this applies to desktop as well. The idea of not hiding options is appealing. I wonder where along the way we (collectively) stopped putting radios out there — it's
Material Sublime Theme
Here's a theme that makes your Sublime Text look all Google-Material-ish. It's actually pretty nice. I like to change my editor often — it's one of those minimal-effort
NYT blocks desktop access for employees
This is how you show you mean business on mobile-first.
Showing passwords
Luke Wroblewski on login screens:
Quite quickly I came to see password-masking as a rut. A design pattern that has been around so long that no one thinks about it much. We all