No matter how many times I went through the process, there was always small touches that I missed when wrapping up my work. A link here, a back button there - there was always that minor but meaningful piece I would miss.

So this website is an attempt at listing out all the minimum requirements a page needs to satisfy the user experience for you, incase you ever get caught up with the finer details.

Google Chrome/Firefox extension for renaming page (tab) titles easily. Works for local files as well.

Install npm dependencies that run directly in the browser. No Browserify, Webpack or import maps required.

You can use all of the printpoint devices to make copies and scan documents to your email.
Simply unlock the device with your registered card and follow the instructions on the screen.

In 2014, Jackie Balzer wrote an excellent piece for Smashing Magazine on using Sass to automatically manage the z-index of elements using lists.

I’ve been using this technique since an ex-colleague introduced me to it in early 2015, but the disconnect between maintaining multiple lists was starting to bug me.

So, I’ve come up with a variation which uses Sass maps and lists, and allows me to clearly see the hierarchy of the different elements.