I fell in love with the web 15 years ago and ever since then I have been an evangelist for open source, the open web, and web accessibility. As an indie maker, open source developer, mentor, and podcaster, I love bringing new ideas to life and elevating voices aiming to make a positive impact. I believe in respect, openness, and creating opportunities for growth.
Let’s create, sustain, and collaborate on open-source together.
A book about HTML, written in public, and released as open source.
My blog serves as a comprehensive guide to navigating the ever-evolving landscape of accessible, standards-based frontend web development.
Conversations about open source, the open web, and those who want to make the web and the world, a better place.
Honest conversations about difficult topics.
A podcast with and for junior web developers. Share your story, share your dreams.
Minimal pure CSS library for web projects.
Add common linters, formatters, and hopefully sane configurations, for common web projects with an intuitive CLI.
Collect all your tools. Tag, filter, find, and use.
A starter template for open source projects.
Ethan Marcotte
In this episode of the Mechanical Ink podcast, host Schalk Neethling sits down with Ethan Marcotte, a prominent figure in web design known for coining the term "responsive web design." Ethan's journey in the design world spans over two decades, during which he has significantly influenced how websites are created and experienced across various devices.
Listen to the episodeThere are many ways to support the sustainability of open-source and the people and communities that maintain it. One way is through financial sponsorship. Each month I will feature a different project I rely on and encourage you to support it or use this as inspiration to find and support the projects you rely on.
If you run a business, it makes business sense to sponsor the project to ensure it remains healthy and actively maintained for years to come. If you are an individual, you can of course still contribute financially, but you can also show your support by talking about the project, writing blog posts, making videos, and writing tutorials. If you are in a position to do so, consider suggesting to your employer to financially support the project.
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