Day 8: It All Starts with a Humble <textarea> by Andy Bell Andy Bell 24ways.org/201908/

Day 9: It’s Time to Get Personal by Laura Kalbag @laurakalbag 24ways.org/201909

Day 10: Z’s Still Not Dead Baby, Z’s Still Not Dead by Andy Clarke Andy Clarke isn’t here 24ways.org/201910

Day 11: Gift Giving to the World (Wide Web) by Frances Berriman fberriman.com 24ways.org/201911

Day 12: Making Distributed Working Work by Anna Debenham Anna Debenham (archived account) 24ways.org/201912

Day 13: Art Direction and the New WordPress Editor by Mel Choyce Mel Choyce-Dwan buff.ly/34eXKtX

Day 14: Design Tokens and Component Based Design by Stuart Robson @sturobson 24ways.org/201914

Day 15: Microbrowsers Are Everywhere by Colin Bendell Colin Bendell 24ways.org/201915

Day 16: A History of CSS Through Fifteen Years of 24 ways by Rachel Andrew Rachel Andrew 24ways.org/201916

Day 17: Building a Dictaphone Using Media Recorder and getUserMedia by Chris Mills https://front-end.social/@chrisdavidmills 24ways.org/201917

Day 18: Five Interesting Ways to Use Array.reduce() (And One Boring Way) by Chris Ferdinandi @ChrisFerdinandi buff.ly/34eXKtX

Day 18: Five Interesting Ways to Use Array.reduce() (And One Boring Way) by @ChrisFerdinandi 24ways.org/2019/five-inte…

Day 19: A Modern Typographic Scale by Rob Weychert Rob Weychert buff.ly/34eXKtX

Day 20: There Is No Design System by Jina Anne Jina Anne 24ways.org/201920

Day 21: Flexible Captioned Slanted Images by Eric Meyer @[email protected] buff.ly/34eXKtX

Day 22: Usability and Security; Better Together by Divya Sasidharan Divya buff.ly/2PLtEKv

Day 23: Four Ways Design Systems Can Promote Accessibility – and What They Can’t Do by Amy Hupe Amy Hupe 24ways.org/201923

Day 24: The Accidental Side Project by Drew McLellan Drew McLellan 24ways.org/201924

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