Blog & Insights
Sharing knowledge and experiences from the frontlines of web development, technology trends, and industry insights. Also published on dev.to
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In-depth technical articles and insights on web development
07-07-2025
Who Remembers Having to Check if You Could Use a CSS Feature?
A cheeky trip down memory lane to when we had to check caniuse.com before writing CSS—and how tools like Tailwind have made that a distant memory.
17-01-2024
Deep Dive into CSS :has Selector
Uncover the capabilities of the CSS :has selector. This post delves into its uses, browser support, and impact on modern web design, offering essential insights for forward-thinking developers.
11-01-2024
Hackathon to Build a Game in 3 Hours
Join us on a journey through the chaos and creativity of our latest company hackathon. We formed teams and raced against the clock, developing a game in just 3-4 hours. How did it go? Dive into the excitement!
01-01-2024
Tailwind, My Altered Opinion
My two cents on tailwind and how my opinion has adapted and changed over the past 3 years!
06-02-2021
Supercharge your morning routine
This year I started a new job, started a YouTube channel posting multiple videos weekly and learned multiple new technologies, but how did I do it? With a supercharged morning routine.
07-05-2019
Keeping up appearances
For the last 3-4 years, I have worked in 2 companies. Both times I have been working as a sole front end developer. This has been a great experience in learning how to handle my time effectively to deliver results across multiple teams. This blog post is a selection of tips for managing time & expectations.
29-03-2019
UpFront Conf 2019. Attendee to Talker
If you have read any of my blog posts before you may think this title is a bit weird. It was only a year ago that I did a blog post about attending my first conference. Fast forward one year and I am now talking at the same conference. how in gods name did this happen?
01-08-2018
Breaking up with Bootstrap
The rise of bootstrap over the years has been great and whilst I have admired it for a while, for me personally, the tables have turned. For years it has been a blessing. A way to quickly build up websites with minimal effort. I don't have to think when I'm using it. I go to the documentation and copy a snippet of code and I am good to go. What went wrong?
25-07-2018
What my first conference taught me
I thought I would write this blog post about why you should go to conferences and how you should go about taking things away from them. After all, if you pay the price for the tickets you want to make sure you GET the most out of it!