Everybody seems to speak about style guides at the moment. This post by Jonathan White is a good starting point on how to learn designing a style guide.

⇾ Visit: Designing a Styleguide

Rachel Andrew had written a nice article with a lot of useful insights for people who travel a lot. Whether for speaking or working in different parts of the world.

⇾ Visit: The Itinerant Geek by Rachel Andrew

In addition to Kenneth Wang’s link to his Typography Handbook from earlier in the morning, this guide about font loading strategies by Zach Leatherman might help you to avoid the biggest pitfalls with loading your fonts.

⇾ Visit: A comprehensive guide to font loading strategies

Eva-Lotta Lamm visited me in my home base in Krefeld. We sat in the sun, drank coffee and chatted about life, work, money, motivation and all those things that belong to our lifes.

⇾ Visit: TWUMBLE – Episode 4 with Eva-Lotta Lamm

Kenneth Wang has written a great guide on web typography. He says “This is a handbook on best typographic practices through the lens of a web designer.” You can find the handbook right here.

⇾ Visit: Typography Handbook

I have written a blog post on my beyond tellerrand blog about what hard- and software I use and used to run my events over the years.

⇾ Visit: Useful Hard- and Software for Event Organisers

Hui Jing has written an in depth, complete and useful post about the display property and the new kids “flex” and “grid” …

⇾ Visit: How well do you know CSS display?

See the one and only Baldower live in concert. If you been to a #btconf, yes it’s crazy him ;)

⇾ Visit: Baldower (aka Tobi Lessnow) live

I totally have to agree to what Tobias says in his post “Work/Life balance is bullshit”. For me, there is no work/life balance either. They both go hand in hand.

⇾ Visit: I agree to what Tobias says

Accessible rating with animations. Github repo and live demo

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