Steve Woodson, CPACC

Hi all! 👋 I was laid off and am looking for my next senior front end developer role.

I have 19+ years of experience working with small agencies and Fortune 500 companies and focus on writing clean, accessible HTML, CSS, and JavaScript.

Resume: aubreysambor.com/resume/

Leads/reposts appreciated!

One of my favorites, like starting over in the middle of the day

I had similar troubles, always thought "oh I can make it" and never did.

What helped me to finally use "Deliver Later" is (I believe) you get slotted back into the middle of the queue line, rather than borrowing and then starting over at the end of the line.

His MTIV book is one of a small handful that I look back on as transformative to how I perceive and practice my craft. I still have it on the shelf after all these years.

I was thinking the same about "heck", what the heck is that all about?

I'm having similar considerations, so far I think I'm going to look into Mailgun but haven't made the switch yet to know how well it'll work. I only need it for a handful of transactional emails a day too.

You should be able to modify via CSS: Settings > Appearance > Custom CSS

I think it's something like `.sidebar .nav-folder`? It's been a bit but that should get you on the right track!

The .com crash was my first personal experience of how quickly things can change, it was a lesson that stuck with me ever since. I attribute my healthy skepticism and slower-than-most tech adoption to how I've survived the ensuing hype machine cycles.

"Appreciation" is too strong a word, but I do have a newfound perspective on the bits of positive progress that came from past tech bubbles after reading this.

oh and in before "it's just a beta!" as if disabled people should be excluded from betas

Svelte Summit 2025 Barcelona Day 1 Mega Thread time :D

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Oliver Schöndorfer | State of the Browser Oliver Schöndorfer is a renowned typography expert and freelance UI & app designer from Austria. He is obsessed with everything type, feels physical pain when spotting bad kerning, and even had to swi...

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Sara Joy | State of the Browser Sara has been extremely online since 1998, making her own personal websites since 1999. She fell off the wagon some time around 2010, until getting back on it in 2021 to switch her career from electro...

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Scott Riley | State of the Browser Scott (he/him) is a designer, developer and author focused on building early stage products backed by mindful and ethical design practices. He wrote a book called Mindful Design and honestly will not ...

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Manuel Matuzović | State of the Browser Manuel is a freelance frontend developer, accessibility auditor, teacher, author, and consultant who’s passionate about the web. He writes about accessibility, HTML, and CSS on his personal blog matuz...

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Josh Tumath | State of the Browser Josh is a front-end developer living in Salford who loves CSS. He has been a developer of the BBC’s Web Design System for over five years, from its beginning when he was feeling a bit lost to today wh...

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Hendrick’s Gin Discover the curious world of Hendrick’s Gin

What gin do you ask for in your French 75?

I've not made that cocktail yet, but recently was able to try a variety of Hendrick's called Amazonia and I'm obsessed - www.hendricksgin.com/our-gins/hen...

Looking to expand my gin horizons...

Always Twisted - Design Systems & Front-End Consultant Hi, I’m Stu Robson, a Design Systems consultant and front-end developer helping teams create scalable, accessible systems that enhance collaboration.

✨hire me ✨

I'm looking for new client work. Bringing over ten years of front-end development experience and Design Systems consultancy.

Do you need help with your current codebase?

Looking to create a fresh Design System?

Wanting to update your CSS?

I'm here.

www.alwaystwisted.com

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Niya Dobazova | State of the Browser Niya is a master’s student at the University of Greenwich studying Web design, Development and Content planning. She is interested in the ways we can provide services and products that offer more pers...

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Oh yes, a whole year of CAEC credits (for the CPACC, at least) is a pretty huge bonus for an already worthwhile course!

Andreas Kling | State of the Browser Andreas is an industry veteran (Apple, Nokia) who has been working on browsers since 2005. He's the creator and lead developer of the Ladybird browser, and serves as president of the nonprofit driving...

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A group of State of the Browser attendees at a break chatting around standing-height round tables in the conservatory area of the Barbican Centre in London. In focus is a group of four men, one of which is me looking directly at the camera smiling because I spotted the photographer, Marc Thiele, trying to take candid photos of the crowd.

Still flying high from attending State of the Browser again this year, though I'm also struggling to remember what a keyboard does after the ensuing holiday.

Just for the laughs, here's a "candid" photo including me smiling at the camera. Sorry for ruining your shot @marcthiele.com!

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Walked away from State of the Browser 23 cards lighter, nearly half of the box!

If you got one, reach out! Connect on social, email me, whatever. These cards are great at starting conversations, not so great at continuing them unless we connected, and I'd love to keep in touch.

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I took my time over months to complete this course, really enjoyed how it was organized into but sized chapters to make that slow but steady progress easier.

It's a ton of great content and so so worth it, the fact that it also checked some CAECs off my list was a great bonus.

Hoping you find some relief soon!

Sinus cleanses have been my friend for weeks, don't know what I'd do without them.

It's a tie between "Omni-channel" and AI for me right now

Last but not least, Oliver Schöndorfer with Typographer vs. Accessibility!

All about readability and legibility of font typefaces, busting some accessibility myths, and promoting conscious decisions around type.

"Pick what fits your theme and then check the typefaces" - yes!

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Whimsica11y by @sarajw.front-end.social.ap.brid.gy is next!

Missing the old web, blog rolls, guestbooks, lots of experimental content that may not be accessible, but it doesn't mean we shouldn't try.

For example Alt text as part of the art, Alt text selfies, share more of yourself.

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First session after lunch is Scott Riley with Mindful Design for Developers.

Rethinking the way we consider and build for the Web, with a focus on self determination rather than relying on dopamine-based extrinsic motivation.

"The browser is the best design tool we have" yes!

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