Bookmarks

Lucy Greco articulates why many people wonder why we're am so passionate about accessibility, this is their (and my!) number one reason

That's it. That's the tip

A thoughtful exploration into giving and receiving feedback.

Parks around the world handpicked by the internet that are perfect to sit down in and enjoy a book.

A project that explores written self-portraits. Very neat!

Mimics the functionality of a KVM switch, which historically would allow you to use a single keyboard and mouse to control multiple computers.

A set of high-level guiding principles for approaching web accessibility. Written by Heydon Pickering.

Artemis is a calm web reader for following your favorite websites at a slower pace, updating only once per day. Built by James.

A research project by Lusion, aimed to create an enjoyable mini game for all ages, demonstrating web technology's potential.

A colour naming test designed to measure your personal blue-green boundary.

Heart-warming story about community, hacking and drawing with checkboxes.

let people know what you're eating!

Jeremy Keith drops a truth bomb about Google, MDN and other corps real biggest asset.

Add some crunch to your pics.

Archive of participants for the JS Naked Day 2024 event.

Ben Myers explores ideas for how we could turn .visually-hidden into something native to the browser.

Archive of participants for the CSS Naked Day 2024 event

Alex talks about connection on the Indie Web and how webmentions do or do not help with that.

"I do sometimes wonder if other people browse the web in the same way that I do."

Collaboration, compassion, creativity - 3 C’s were Tim Berners-Lee's original intention for the web.

RSS feed watcher that emails you if it’s missing or invalid.

Type in your Mastodon URL and explore RSS feeds in your network. Really heckin' awesome.

Lynn reflects on 10 years of working remotely with a list of thoughts and observations.

Robb's extension on James' 100 things you can do on your personal website blog post.

This resonates.

Archive of submissions for the 32bitcafe 2024 Valentines event

A sandbox to play with the elements and see how they interact whilst making pretty art.

Thesis project by Nancy Wu, when she realised that certain websites give her a sense of shelter and rest more than others.

Andy is a talented illustrator and designer, every now and again he opens commission slots for profile pics. He's very friendly and created a profile pic for me in record time.

Notepad on crack (not a code editor).

Discovered via Brandon Writes' link page, Ooh Directory is a collection of categorised blogs, curated by Phil Gyford.

Jessica Wang breakdowns down what SSH is with images and easy-to-understand concepts.

Chris makes stuff. He made Rogule, Doodle Rogue Tileset, DoodleCSS, and other cool things!

Archive of submissions for the 32bitcafe 2023 holidays event.

This Bookmarks collection is inspired by Flamed Fury. They are an active indieweb community member that seems to have an unending supply of interesting links.