Project Launch: The Life and Legacy of Efraín Arévalo Ibarra
On the International Day for the Right to Truth, I helped launch a new project telling the story of Salvadorean activist Efraín Arevalo Ibarra.
News and announcements about me and my business.
On the International Day for the Right to Truth, I helped launch a new project telling the story of Salvadorean activist Efraín Arevalo Ibarra.
I’m looking forward to attending two upcoming events in Seattle. Will I see you there?
A recap of site launches, major projects, and a new plugin that all went live in 2024.
A list of 13 plugins I’ve built that are at least generally intended for public use.
I’ve had a confluence of lingering projects and long-ago filed issues all coming to life!
I am so excited to be heading to Portland for the 2024 Nonprofit Technology Conference. For friends looking to connect or new folks hoping to meet, here are the places I know I’ll be during the conference.
I launched a number of large projects for clients in 2023 and saw some consistent trends among them. Take a tour through the projects and learn what tied them together.
Thanks to Aurooba and Brian from the View Source podcast for sharing a bit of work and thinking I’ve done about WordPress themes and plugins playing nicely with each other.
Sometimes good things take time. Sometimes life doesn’t go according to plan. So better late than never, here are my 23NTC Field Notes for all three days of the conference.
In 2022, I launched two major redesigns and countless other projects along with one human being. It was quite the year, and here’s the recap.
I was on a podcast discussing my proposal for improving how the WordPress block editor handles CSS.
I always tell my clients that they need to celebrate their victories. So it’s time to follow my own advice. Building off my site launches from last year, I wanted to quickly recap some of the other exciting things I did and built in 2021.
In 2021, I launched eight websites for clients new and old. They each posed interesting challenges that resulted in a unique array of sites I’m proud to share.
Since websites are used to communicate with people, they show up all over the place! These three sites I helped build ended up in some pretty cool places this year.
I just had another post published on the CSS Tricks blog! This one shares why click-triggered submenus are better than ones that appear on hover, complete with diagrams and a demo!
In 2020, I launched eight websites for clients new and old. They each posed interesting challenges that resulted in a unique array of sites I’m proud to share.