The Cardinal Sins of Website Design & Development - Geary.co
Use this as a checklist for your website projects. Your users, search rankings, and conversion rates depend on fixing and avoiding these common mistakes.| Geary.co
I recently published a detailed article on the difference between media queries and container queries. I used that article to make the case for a container-query-first workflow, but I also listed two “gotchas” of container queries that make them slightly annoying. By far, the biggest “gotcha” is the fact that container queries need their direct […]| Geary.co
We’re well over 90% browser support for container size queries, which means we’ve officially entered a new era of responsive web design. The problem is that very few people have gotten the memo. So … consider this the memo! If you’re still clinging to media queries for dear life, it’s time to let go! From […]| Geary.co
Use this as a checklist for your website projects. Your users, search rankings, and conversion rates depend on fixing and avoiding these common mistakes.| Geary.co
There’s a big difference between raising the bar and building a wall. Here’s why advocating for professional standards isn’t gatekeeping.| Geary.co
I help agencies, freelancers, web designers, and developers do higher quality work, earn more money, and escape the project-to-project rat race.| Geary.co
Uncover the deeply misleading promises of the no-code web development industry. After 20 years of experimentation, it’s time for a reality check.| Geary.co
Page builder developers have been pretty bad at naming things for the last decade. It makes for a frustrating experience for advanced users and a much steeper learning curve for […]| Kevin Geary
“Components” in web design are a hot topic with Bricks Builder’s release of beta components in version 1.12. Bricks isn’t the first builder to introduce components, though. Webflow has had […]| Kevin Geary
I was sitting about 40 rows back when Matt Mullenweg took the stage at WordCamp 2024. He told us about his background in macroeconomics and then proceeded to read WordCamp […]| Kevin Geary
Incremental numbers are a popular naming convention for shades in design systems. You’ve probably seen something like this: primary-100, primary-200, primary-300, etc. Similar systems like primary-10, primary-20, and primary-1, primary-2 […]| Kevin Geary
One of the most popular questions posed by people who don’t use a CSS framework is, “What are the benefits of using a CSS Framework?” On some level, that question […]| Kevin Geary
