Head of Design at equall.com - Writing the #Svelte newsletter and the #BookmarkBeat🥁
Putting the human experience first. Developing solutions to make it better.
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I hope that this list of links, however small or silly, gets you to think about the things that really matter to you. From art and design to cool sites hiding in the corners of the internet, this collection of mine achieves just a bit more meaning when it’s shared with others. https://bookmarkbeat.substack.com/p/bookmark-beat-ep-24
@JacksonBates Thank you so much for your random post from 2023 about this crazy terminal error I was seeing: https://blog.jacksonbates.com/blog/fixing-the-fatal-not-a-git-repository-error-on-terminal-start-up/
I was trying to figure it out for months! Luckily I found your blog using a small web search on @kagihq and removed this little "paper cut" as you call it in your post.
This month on the #BookmarkBeat 🥁 I share my thoughts about when aligning a #design to a standard pattern can be useful and when we should feel comfortable straying from them. https://bookmarkbeat.substack.com/p/bookmark-beat-ep-23
Of course, there's also the regular selection of things on the web that caught my attention: from trash parks and a million checkboxes to treatises on the potential upsides of #AI development
In this month's #BookmarkBeat 🥁 I try to figure out how to get past the awkwardness of asking detailed-oriented questions in a meeting or user interview. I also share a bunch of cool links that came across my browser these past two months ✨
Denver gave people experiencing homelessness $1k/month. A year later, nearly half had housing.
They also had fewer ER visits, nights spent in a hospital, and jail stays.
The report estimates that this reduction in public service use SAVED the city $589k.
https://www.businessinsider.com/denver-basic-income-reduces-homelessness-food-insecurity-housing-ubi-gbi-2024-6
"How People with Disabilities Use the Web" is a new resource from @wai
The page includes new videos and updated user stories which show:that "Accessibility: It's about people."
This page introduces how disabled people use digital technology.and helps developers, designers, content creators, and others understand the reasons behind creating accessible digital products.
This is still a work of art for letting things really sink in. When people say tax the rich, they aren’t talking about your neighbour who has a boat.
Brent Toderian
World Wide Web Consortium
Devo 
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