This day’s portion

After nearly four months of lockdown glad to report that my hair has settled on looking like Shaun William Ryder’s (1989 vintage, not 2021). So...

This is Melie having agreed not to lay her head across the laptop keyboard.

Let’s say you have a large website with lots of subsections. What’s the best way to reflect this in your navigation menu? Do you use dropdowns at all? Are they best activated when the user hovers or clicks on a menu item?

Common web wisdom is that the web itself is some form of huge archive, to be categorised, searched, tagged and curated like a vast museum...

Is there any particular reason micro.blog sites are built on Hugo? Of all the popular static site generators, I think it’s probably the most obtuse....

Lolz at my SEO failures. Although why Google thinks my alt text is what sums up this page more than anything else, your guess is...

In the first two parts of this series on the indieweb I looked at publishing to your own website, conversations off the social media giants’ networks and finding content when you’re no longer using Twitter, Facebook etc. In this part I’ll start to explore the meaning of “indieweb” – specifically, who it’s for.