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Why UX and Accessibility Are Essential in Modern Apps

How Better Design Creates Better Experiences for Everyone

5 min read

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Perfectionism in Software Development: Why Progress Beats Perfection

Delivering Results Over Flawless Code and Building Better Solutions Over Time

4 min read

An image of a balance scale on the left are blocks that say Fact on the right Myth. The scale is tipped down on the right side. In middle is a graphic representing carbon footprint. Beneath it says Websites? At the rightis a protrait of Jay McBride holding his face in surprise. This image represents the debate of weather carbon friendly websites or fact or myth.

Carbon-Friendly Websites: Real Impact or Marketing Ploy?

Exploring the Debate on Responsibility and the Validity of Web Carbon Footprints

5 min read

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Why Your Website's Carbon Footprint Matters (And How to Improve It)

Reducing Web Emissions for a Greener Digital World

5 min read

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Holy CSS Magic! Transform Your Web Designs with Tailwind

From Clunky Styles to Sleek Speed—Why Tailwind CSS Will Have You Swearing (in a Good Way!)

6 min read

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The Art of Clean Code: How to Refactor Legacy Code without Losing Your Sanity

Strategies for Updating and Improving Legacy Codebases without the Stress

4 min read

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