Deborah Edwards-Oñoro 
One of the first things you learn as a birder is to look up to see the birds.
And in winter, it’s a lot easier to look for birds in the trees and shrubs: there are no leaves to hide the birds.
When I noticed the sounds of animals along the trail at Detroit’s Belle Isle State Park had suddenly gone quiet, I knew there had to be a reason. Continue reading Photo of the Week: Cooper’s Hawk at Belle Isle State Park
In this week’s web design and development news roundup, you’ll learn about the state of user research, find a guide for implementing accessibility in your organization, discover a visual guide to CSS Z-index, and more. Continue reading February 19, 2021: My Weekly Roundup of Web Design and Development News
When I saw Zach Leatherman’s tweet over the weekend, I smiled as I read the responses.
And thought back to when I created my first personal website and what technology I used.
How long have you had your personal web site? What was its tech stack evolution?
I’ll go first: https://t.co/ggcRs3SQVf was
1️⃣ 2007: WordPress
2️⃣ 2013: Jekyll
3️⃣ 2018 to now: @eleven_ty— Zach Leatherman (@zachleat) February 14, 2021
Continue reading What Technology Do You Use on Your Personal Website?