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Frontend notes from 11+ years of shipping web stuff. JavaScript, performance, web APIs, and the craft behind interfaces that feel right. 28 posts

All AI CSS Frontend Productivity Biohacking Tools Build in Public Thoughts
13 Jun, 2026
AI
AI-Optimized Asset Bundling: How I Cut Frontend Load Time in Half
13 Jun
AI

AI-Optimized Asset Bundling: How I Cut Frontend Load Time in Half →

I wired AI into my bundling pipeline to handle minification, dead-code hunting and asset grouping. It cut load time in half without a framework rewrite.
12 Jun, 2026
AI
AI-Powered CSS Grid Layouts: My Actual Workflow, Not Hype
12 Jun
AI

AI-Powered CSS Grid Layouts: My Actual Workflow, Not Hype →

How I actually use AI to generate responsive CSS Grid layouts without turning my front-end into a black box. This is my real workflow, warts and all.
10 Jun, 2026
CSS
CSS Flexbox For Adaptive Fitness Dashboards That Don’t Suck On Mobile
10 Jun
CSS

CSS Flexbox For Adaptive Fitness Dashboards That Don’t Suck On Mobile →

How I use Flexbox to keep a workout dashboard readable when the data gets weird and the layout has to adapt on the fly. Practical patterns from a real fitness tracking UI.
02 Jun, 2026
CSS
Designing Neurofeedback Dashboards With CSS Grid That Don’t Suck
02 Jun
CSS

Designing Neurofeedback Dashboards With CSS Grid That Don’t Suck →

How I used CSS Grid to design an intuitive real-time brainwave monitoring dashboard, without leaning on JS layout hacks or UI kits.
30 May, 2026
CSS
CSS Custom Properties For Responsive Biohacking Dashboards
30 May
CSS

CSS Custom Properties For Responsive Biohacking Dashboards →

How I use CSS custom properties to make my health dashboards adapt to any screen, metric, or weird HRV experiment without rewriting half my CSS every month.
27 May, 2026
CSS
Scroll-snap in 2026: when it works and when it fights the user
27 May
CSS

Scroll-snap in 2026: when it works and when it fights the user →

Scroll-snap is finally stable enough to ship without fear, but it still loves to fight the user if you aim it at the wrong problem. Here is where I actually use it in 2026, and where I avoid it.
23 May, 2026
CSS
CSS Subgrid: The Layout Feature That Finally Made My Components Behave
23 May
CSS

CSS Subgrid: The Layout Feature That Finally Made My Components Behave →

CSS subgrid finally made my components line up without hacks. Here is how I use it for cards, forms, and editorial-style layouts in real projects.
19 May, 2026
CSS
The Browser DevTools CSS Workflow I Wish I Had 10 Years Ago
19 May
CSS

The Browser DevTools CSS Workflow I Wish I Had 10 Years Ago →

How I use modern browser DevTools to untangle CSS, layout bugs, and paint issues in minutes instead of hours. The workflow I wish I had 10 years ago.
17 May, 2026
AI
Schema.org For Non‑Developers: The One Markup That Makes AI Understand Your Site
17 May
AI

Schema.org For Non‑Developers: The One Markup That Makes AI Understand Your Site →

Schema.org is the one markup layer that makes AI and search engines stop guessing what your site is about. Here is how I wire it up without writing code.
15 May, 2026
CSS
Container Queries vs Media Queries: The Call I Make On Every Component
15 May
CSS

Container Queries vs Media Queries: The Call I Make On Every Component →

How I actually choose between container queries and media queries on real projects. No theory, just the decision tree I use on every component.
10 May, 2026
AI
Why Most Websites Are Invisible To AI (And 3 Fixes That Actually Work)
10 May
AI

Why Most Websites Are Invisible To AI (And 3 Fixes That Actually Work) →

Most websites are basically invisible to AI tools like ChatGPT and Perplexity. Here is how I make sites legible to machines using 3 simple fixes any business owner can copy.
06 May, 2026
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My GEO Audit Checklist For Every New Client (With Real Fixes)
06 May
Build in Public

My GEO Audit Checklist For Every New Client (With Real Fixes) →

This is the GEO audit I run on every new client site. Schema, llms.txt, entities, FAQ structure, and the real fixes that actually move the needle.
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