Frontend Development

We often end up with a lot of templates when theming, but we should also remember to create "sensible defaults", so before you start theming specifically your site doesn't look broken.

Currently LocalGov Drupal relies on Bootstrap for its grid system. I think we can achieve a really nice grid system with about 30 lines of CSS. Let's see!

I've been doing a lot of contribution to LocalGov Drupal. Here's my thought process when refactoring some code for the alert banner module.

Ok, maybe the title is a bit ambitious, but here's a little proof-of-concept video of any idea for sub-theming I have been working on.

Just had my first article for CSS Tricks published, where I wrote about creating a tag cloud using some very simple CSS and JS.

Here are two short, related videos demoing how I create a view mode component, use that view mode in a views list in Patternlab, and then integrate both with Drupal.

I created a small page to display every named-css colour (or color, depending on your flavour (or flavor!) of English)!)

This is a small proof-of-concept in which the colours of a website change based on the time of day.

Here's a small repo/example I set up, updating the <meter> element with JavaScript, depending on the current date/time.

I was working on a 5-year old codebase today. Here's a tiny section of CSS that I think I tidied up quite nicely.