Random links to make you a better web developer.

Also: Google’s safe browsing technology, checking out CSS, hating open offices, and your poor time-tracking skills.

Also: Complexity vs. simplicity, improving accessibility, customizing Google maps, handy CSS snippets, and learning Craft.

Also: Google AMP controversy, licensing designers, and an awesome fieldtype for the Statamic CMS

Bard combines an unobtrusive text editor with very customizable content block functionality.

Think of a webpage as a collection of discrete, self-contained blocks of content — and edit it accordingly.

The new site takes a more community-based approach to film coverage.

This is how web page layout should be. How it should’ve always been.

I redesigned Opus’ logo because I wanted to make my website faster. Did it work?

Websites can never be too fast, which means that website images can never be too small.

For the record, I still optimize my websites’ images with 56K modems in mind.

Using Craft’s custom fields, you can build a very flexible system for managing your site’s assets.

A beautiful gesture from an appreciative community.

16-bit nostalgia as well as more proof that Flash is becoming increasingly irrelevant and unnecessary in today’s web environment.

Brent Simmons has compiled a list of rules for making the perfect online publication.