A Picture of a Website, Every Day
Screenshot-a-Day is a daily, cross-browser visual history for websites. It is free software we built, rather than bought. What it does, and who gets to use it.
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Notes on building websites that work — for artists, bands, and anyone who wants a site they actually own.
What Do You Do With a Box of Old Family Photos and Film?
Digitizing photos and film is the easy part. The harder job is turning a box of material into a family archive your relatives can share and explore.
ReadBuilding Verdèzul's Website
Verdèzul's new site is live at whatisverdezul.com. Here's how it came together: a structured onboarding checklist, a docs-first build, and a git-based CMS the band runs themselves.
ReadWhy I Build With Open Source
Open source is part of how Arts-Link builds sites people can own. Ryder is the Hugo theme we created to give something back.
ReadWeb Systems Adventure Mode
The framework I use to plan every site I build — one metric, clear page missions, zero ambiguity.
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