News and announcements about me and my business.
Saturday, October 24, 2015, I was at McCaw Hall at Seattle Center, presenting at WordCamp Seattle: Beginner Edition about web accessibility’s importance for all website users and four specific techniques that beginning WordPress users could implement on their sites.
The first in a new series of posts that let you know what I’m up to!
Twitter is disjointed but covers it all. This month includes my email signature, a new plugin, the usability of Delta’s app’s name, African emoji, and more!
The first in a new series of posts that let you know what I’m up to!
A completely-totally-definitely-serious message from MRW Web Design corporate management.
This past weekend, I attended and presented at WordCamp Seattle: Experienced. Even if you don’t understand the code behind the techniques, take a moment to watch users of “assistive technology.”
Twitter is disjointed but covers it all. This month includes my email signature, a new plugin, the usability of Delta’s app’s name, African emoji, and more!
A free WordPress-for-nonprofits event and free WordPress plugin! What could be better? (Answer: Getting back to work on paying projects!)
I missed posting on Tuesday, but I still tweeted in October.
You’ve probably heard at least a passing reference or two to HTML5, but do you really have any clue what it is? The New Yorker recently wrote a fun primer on what HTML5 is, how it came to be, and the messy arguments and competing standards that popped up on the way toward becoming a formal … Continue reading “The New Yorker Explains HTML5 and the W3C”
Two new websites and my first public theme were all welcomed to the world in the past two months. Take a moment to get to know them!
I missed posting on Tuesday, but I still tweeted in October.
Sticking with tweets by topic: Advice for nonprofits, tips for Q&A forums, some LOLz, and a reminder not to forget the commas.
It was a busy month for plugins I write, interesting social media trends, and, of course, some funnies.
July barely saw rain it Seattle, but it was pouring tweets.
Half a year ago I bought a tablet. Here’s why.
