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Chip Cullen

The need for importance, and AI: Chip Cullen An updated Colorosetta: Chip Cullen The Return of the Font Combinator!: Chip Cullen Changing the number of an item in an ordered list: Chip Cullen My pizza dough recipe as of May 2025: Chip Cullen How I built dynamic social media images in Eleventy using Cloudinary: Chip Cullen My current approach to AI : Chip Cullen Lessons Learned Surviving a Major Product Launch: Chip Cullen How to Build a Drop Down Menu with Modern CSS: Chip Cullen How to stop page scrolling when you have an open dialog element: Chip Cullen Distraction Driven Development: Chip Cullen How I learned to code: the art of letting go: Chip Cullen In praise of the switch statement: Chip Cullen Project stuck? Think about how you’re breaking it down & question everything: Chip Cullen So how did the onboarding experiment go?: Chip Cullen Ideas for an Onboarding Checklist: Chip Cullen I really like Post Mortems: Chip Cullen Raise Red Flags Early: Chip Cullen How to mock fetch requests in React Testing Librarty tests: Chip Cullen Running a Structured Meeting: Chip Cullen Adding the View Transitions API to my personal site: Chip Cullen A Lightweight Way to Read GraphQL Data: Chip Cullen How to make a color changing favicon: Chip Cullen Using a Pros/Cons list to help navigate technical discussions: Chip Cullen How to use variable fonts from Google Fonts: Chip Cullen A new website: now on Eleventy!: Chip Cullen How to Truncate Type at More Than One Line with Just CSS: Chip Cullen Colorosetta: the VS Code Extension!: Chip Cullen Using CSS Custom Properties and Logical Properties Together: Chip Cullen Browser Dev Tools: Element Inspector Popover: Chip Cullen The Link with rel=preload is a Seperate Thing: Chip Cullen How to have Dark & Light Mode Images that also works with User Choice: Chip Cullen Don’t use Viewport Units for Font Size on their own: Chip Cullen A little known Media Query: Aspect Ratio: Chip Cullen Meta thinking: Managing Decisions: Chip Cullen Give Your To-Do's Context: Chip Cullen Say What the Impact is when Reporting Issues: Chip Cullen Firefighting 101: How to Manage Breakages: Chip Cullen How to Deal With Large Pieces of Technical Debt: Chip Cullen Make Your Request Clear: Chip Cullen Analytics events, HTML classes, and protecting against refactoring: Chip Cullen How We Removed jQuery from a large app: Chip Cullen New tool: ColoRosetta: Chip Cullen What width and height attributes should you use with responsive images?: Chip Cullen Django 3.1 gotcha: Referrer Policy has a new default, and it might break iframes and links: Chip Cullen A Javascript Component Pattern: Chip Cullen CSS min(), max() and clamp() Functions: Chip Cullen Pointer Events and Inline Elements in Chrome: Chip Cullen Resolving a github repo and a new Create React App: Chip Cullen How to POST *Data* with the Fetch API: Chip Cullen The Contrast Triangle: Chip Cullen Advice on interviewing for Junior Developers: Chip Cullen Life Lessons Learned From Running a Marathon: How to do something really hard: Chip Cullen A (Brief) intro to Search Engine Structured Data: Chip Cullen Javascript Fallback Values on Variables and Booleans - a hard lesson: Chip Cullen Alfred Tip: Quickly Access Common URLs: Chip Cullen Responsive Images in Hugo - by Laura Kalbag: Chip Cullen Making a Gatsby Site with Multiple Content Types: Chip Cullen How to Create and Use Fixtures in Cypress Tests: Chip Cullen Fixing the 'Bad Interpreter' Error from AWS and Python 3.7: Chip Cullen Creating a Canonical Tag in a Django Template: Chip Cullen Responsive spacing with viewport and ch units: Chip Cullen Welcome to my New Design - 2019: Chip Cullen Django Templates: Block and If statements don’t work like you might expect: Chip Cullen Books I Read in 2018: Chip Cullen Lifehack: 4 ways to help tame common email noise: Chip Cullen How to make better Pull Requests: Adding Steps to Test: Chip Cullen The unsung develpment tool: Spreadsheets: Chip Cullen Troubleshooting Adding and Removing EventListeners: with Arguments, Debounced, and in a React Class: Chip Cullen How to Fake the Window Object in Jest and Enzyme: Chip Cullen Migrating From Wordpress to Hugo: Chip Cullen Background Repeat and its Possibilities: Chip Cullen Getting Started With Front End Tests: a Mindset: Chip Cullen Migrating a Blog - An Opportunity for a Content Inventory: Chip Cullen Moving to Hugo: Chip Cullen JavaScript events: .target vs .currentTarget: Chip Cullen Things I wish I knew when starting with Python: Chip Cullen Leading Ampersands for modifiers in Sass: An anti-pattern: Chip Cullen How to get rid of the "You have mail" message in your terminal: Chip Cullen Why three typefaces rule the web, and what you can do about it: Chip Cullen You shouldn't worry about Section 508 - it's Section 504: Chip Cullen Looping Video Backgrounds: pointers and pitfalls: Chip Cullen How to “preview” a click event tag in the Google Tag Manager console: Chip Cullen Moving on from a technology, or: life after Drupal: Chip Cullen Don’t be a dumb developer: Chip Cullen Two level breadcrumbs with CSS :only-child: Chip Cullen Simplicity comes with experience: Chip Cullen Do the least amount possible: Chip Cullen SVGs vs. Icon Fonts: Two points in favor of Icon Fonts: Chip Cullen Accessible links without underlines: Chip Cullen The Strategic Job Hunt: Chip Cullen Surviving Getting Laid Off: Chip Cullen How to structure your typography in Sass: Chip Cullen Layer Cake: A Responsive Design Layout Pattern: Chip Cullen Creativity is yet to come in Web Design: Chip Cullen Front End Testing with Wraith: A Step by Step Recipe: Chip Cullen Where to begin? How I start a visual design for the web: Chip Cullen If you could only have five Google Fonts: Chip Cullen Why SVG is so cool (or: what happens when you're late to the party on something): Chip Cullen How to apply classes to elements with CKEditor 4, in Drupal 7: Chip Cullen
Gonna try to be a bit more personal: Chip Cullen
2025-05-19 · via Chip Cullen
Chip Cullen

I like this blog. I do. It may not seem like it, given the paltry updates.

I realized recently that's because of the criteria I had for myself for years - that I would keep this blog focused on web development. That's because of who I thought "my audience" was.

That has held me back. The real reason I don't post for ... months ... sometimes, is that I just don't feel like I have anything to say when it comes to web development. It could be that I've been heads down in work, but nothing that has happened in that work is worth sharing.

I'm a more complete person than that. I have lots of things I could talk about, and they don't necessarily have to do with web development or engineering management.

I forgot who the most important audience was - myself. I have to be happy with this blog first.

I'm into running, sketching, painting, magic, and pizza making. I read a lot. I feel like I have stuff to share about all of those things, and this is a great place to do it. It's my blog, dammit, and I'm gonna write about what I want to write about.

Will it still heavily skew towards web development? Absolutely. But this is me giving myself permission to write about whatever I want to write about.