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Tom van Gemert

@tomvangemert

Front-End interface engineer. Currently Berlin, previously Rotterdam. Originally from Eindhoven.

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“Web making has lately become something of a dick measuring competition.” Our addiction to complicated toolchains and overbuilt frameworks is out of control. Read “The Cult of the Complex” by Jeffrey @Zeldman (that’s me!) in today’s A List Apart. alistapart.com/article/cult-o…

“Web making has lately become something of a dick measuring competition.” 

Our addiction to complicated toolchains and overbuilt frameworks is out of control. Read “The Cult of the Complex” by Jeffrey @Zeldman (that’s me!) in today’s <a href="/alistapart/">A List Apart</a>.

alistapart.com/article/cult-o…
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“dealing with complexity is not to invent something to manage it, but to avoid the complexity altogether with a more clever plan” Reading: Everything Easy is Hard Again frankchimero.com/writing/everyt…

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"Complexity is good for convincing people they could not possibly do your job. Simplicity is good for everything else." Reading: The Cult of the Complex alistapart.com/article/cult-o… via A List Apart

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"...complexity in design can lead to complexity in code...". This was true years ago, true today and will be true in the future. Do communicate within the team! Don't let it waterfall down on you #webdev

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Accessibility is not a feature. "there’s a distinction between making a site navigable by assistive technology, and making it usable to the people visiting it with that technology" by Ethan Marcotte ethanmarcotte.com/wrote/accessib…

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Just found and read: "Use the words normal people would use so normal people can understand you" by T Giles. Great short and clear post on how to communicate better. More good advice on his website. gilest.org/normal-words.h…