Before CSS Grid and Flexbox, we had tables. They weren't pretty (conceptually), but they worked. A nostalgic look at the table-based layout era.

A meditation on what we lost when the web became about apps instead of documents, and why the original vision of hypertext was radical, beautiful, and worth revisiting.

The ability to inspect any webpage's source code is the web's greatest educational tool. We should fight to preserve it.

Your personal website doesn't need to be a portfolio or a brand. It can just be a place where you exist on the internet.

The rise and fall of the web's most delightfully chaotic HTML element, and why we secretly miss it.

Remember when every website had a guestbook? A reflection on the early web's approach to community and interaction.