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
Given my retirement from web design and development in December 2022, I’ve found myself looking through lots of physical and digital files: images, logos, email messages, code, apps, and more.
Call it what you will:
It all adds up to the same thing – reviewing all kinds of stuff I’ve saved/stored for 25+ years.
Continue reading Memories From My First Technology Job
When I was in high school, hanging out with friends or going on a date at the local Big Boy was one of those popular things to do.
The food was good, inexpensive, and you’d always see some of your classmates there. Continue reading Photo of the Week: Big Boy in the Red and White Checkered Overalls