While delighted there are good humans who get the whole point of an Open Web Stack, I look back at a 25 year career as one of the loudest of its advocates, educators and authors and cannot fathom how this is still remotely a contemporary topic. #CSS #OpenWeb #HTML
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Feb 7, 2020 · 7:38 AM UTC

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Being old school, I typically create a web site in Notepad. Yes, Notepad. Sometimes Notepad++. I usually code the content in HTML, then code the CSS (again, in Notepad). Then I tweak the CSS to make the site look decent. I add the graphics last. Almost never use JavaScript.
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Influenced by yours and your contemporaries work, I would teach my “web design” students to write their websites with pen & paper first. Not draw, but write semantically. Then describe to me what it was. That’s how I’d force content-first, semantic HTML and CSS.
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Indeed my friend. And so much more than that... infrastructure, security, #a11y global, scalable systems including social ones. Evolution was the idea. But "we are Devo."