Been building a couple of projects with Kitten in the last month and it’s been so easy to pick up and run with.
Like I’ve even got the author on call 24/7 but I’ve barely had to ask for his help. (And when I have, it’s usually a me problem.) (Though it is very nice when he adds new features that I wanted!)
Friends! I’m looking for my next role after nearly three years at Stately. I’m a UX designer who is just as comfortable in front-end development. I also love writing, giving talks, and making videos, so I’m up for dev and design advocacy roles, too.
If I sound like someone you want on your team, please give me a shout!
It’s so cool that UX Researchers Guild are reading Accessibility For Everyone as part of their book club! I’m really looking forward to joining them for a chat next month.
My back really badly needs a new desk chair but I’m struggling to find highly adjustable options suitable for shorter people (I’m 160cm and also have a short torso!) Anyone here tried the S sized Secretlab chair? Or have any suggestions?
I’m not Aeron chair rich, but am willing to invest a bit in something that’ll last and stop my lower back from hating me. Bonus if it doesn’t look like it was designed for a teenage gamer, but function is more important than aesethetics.
½ of Small Technology Foundation. Designs, talks, and writes about web, rights-respecting tech, inclusivity, privacy, and dev. I wrote a book: Accessibility For Everyone: http://a4e.link she/her