Deborah Edwards-Oñoro 
When I wrote about leaving Evernote earlier this year, I explained why I was looking for a note-taking replacement.
After identifying my requirements, I researched and found three apps that seemed to be good contenders for my next note-taking app: Simplenote, Notion, and Joplin.
Unfortunately, after I reviewed/used each app, I discovered they all had missing requirements that were essential to me.
Continue reading Leaving Evernote: Part 3
A slender sparrow-sized bird I typically hear long before I see it, the Red-eyed Vireo is a small bird that forages in tree canopies of forests and woodlots.
Making for a more difficult time finding them in the dark shadows in the high branches of deciduous trees.
Continue reading Photo of the Week: Red-eyed Vireo
Heartbreaking news to read last night: Molly Holzschlag died at the age of 60 years old.
A pioneer, an inspiration to web designers and developers around the world, and the fairy godmother of the web.
Someone I called friend.
Everyone in the web community owes her so much for her usability and accessibility advocacy.
She’s the force behind what many of us take for granted, on how web browsers work, web standards, and the open web.
Continue reading Remembering Molly Holzschlag