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Posts in July 2026
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How to Write Agent Skills That Actually Trigger (The Art of Not Being Ignored)
The mistake most people make
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Accessibility by Design (Not by Audit, Not by Checklist, by Design)
We live in an era where technology permeates every aspect of our daily lives. However, not everyone can benefit equally from these advancements. This is where Accessibility by Desi
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Manual A11y Audit: axe, Keyboard, Screen Reader in an Afternoon (You Have Time for This)
The claim
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pnpm Workspaces for a Single Site: Needed or Not (Spoiler: It Depends)
The question I keep getting
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Core Web Vitals in Production: LCP, CLS, INP on a Static Blog (Real Numbers, No Bullshit)
The three numbers that matter
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Honest Focus Traps and Escape: Keyboard-First Menus (Without Locking Users In)
The misconception
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Strict CSP + Self-Hosted Fonts: unsafe-inline Is a Bad Friend (And I Will Die on This Hill)
The claim
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Dark Mode, Accent Color, `prefers-color-scheme`: the Theme Switcher From Scratch
The feature, and the three traps
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CSS Properties Hierarchy (Or: How I Learned Custom Properties Can Replace Preprocessors)
Context - The chaos of unorganized CSS
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A Pragmatic Service Worker: Cache Strategy, Offline, No Abuse (80 Lines, No Drama)
The case against most service workers