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Notes on building for the browser

Essays on interface engineering, performance and the small details that decide whether software feels good. No newsletter-bait, no listicles.

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  • Coming soonDesign systems

    Design tokens that survive a rebrand

    A three-layer token architecture that let us reskin an entire product in two days instead of two sprints.

  • Coming soonPerformance

    Stop shipping 400kb of JavaScript to read a blog post

    Islands, partial hydration and a hard budget. The unglamorous work that makes sites fast on real phones.

  • Coming soonAccessibility

    The modal dialog is harder than your framework admits

    Focus traps, inert, scroll locking and the five bugs every custom dialog implementation ships with.

  • Coming soonPerformance

    Virtualised tables without the jank

    What actually causes dropped frames in a 100k-row grid, measured rather than guessed.

  • Coming soonCraft

    Your loading skeleton is lying to users

    Honest empty, stale and partial states build more trust than a shimmer that never ends.

  • Coming soonCraft

    Typography on the web is a layout problem

    Fluid scales, optical sizing and why your line length is wrong on exactly one breakpoint.

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