LA Originals, Prince Paul, and Sigiriya
Documenting the work of Estevan Oriol and Mr Cartoon, listening to Chest Rockwell, and planning a future visit to Sri Lanka.
history
An archive page of posts to do with this particular topic.
Labelling form controls, King Hartapu, and synesthesia
A look at the various ways to properly label, discovering a new (but very ancient) city, and seeing names.
Using CSS grid, digital Bodleian, and Kobe
Finally getting around to implementing a grid on this site, admiring manuscripts from the past, and a few words about Kobe.
Colour contrast, console.logging, and Herculaneum
Looking at what is really required to be accessible, revisiting some helpful console functions for JS, and admiring the House of the Bicentenary.
Manual a11y checks, vestibular triggers, and Graham Hancock
Things to check to improve accessibility of a site, thinking more about prefers-reduced-motion, and Magicians of The Gods.
Chernobyl, Bradshaw’s Guide, and term-time holidays
A series about the nuclear disaster, a look at historical rail networks, and getting fined for having fun.
Tovaangar, #gaad, and studying invertebrates
The original Los Angeles, Global Acccessibility Awareness Day, and why science prefers birds over spiders.
Lasers in cathedrals, the Libro de los Epítomes, and Magic cards
Scanning Notre Dame, remembering lost books, and delving into the Magic world.
Learning languages, the importance of libraries, and the web we broke
How to make your child a multilinguist, why libraries are so much more than collections of books, and being better at web accessibility.
CERN WorldWideWeb, fall of civilisations, and cat ladders
Browsing like it's 1989, learning about Roman Britain and the Bronze Age collapse, and taking cat flaps to the next level.
Brooklyn, Chinatown, and invisible cities
Looking at what Brooklyn used to be like, examining the architecture of Chinatown(s), and digging deep in ancient cities.
Tough Mudder, Jim Jones, and London street signs
Running and climbing and running in mud, the horrific-ness of drinking the Kool-Aid, and the history behind various London locations.
Athens, extreme athleticism, and the Wu-Tang podcast
The thin line between classic and modern in the Greek capital, why getting older makes you want to run more, and trying out a Wu specific podcast.
