When a single blog post doesn't say it all.

Blog Post Series

Travel Blogging 2

The CD Emoji

Switching from American to British English.

British English

Where Are You? 4

The Formless Web

A Web without Forms

Less Web Forms for Everyone

The Telephone Emoji

Writing a Blog in Spanish

A story about a button combined with a political geographic entity.

The Bundesland Button

Taking Sounds 2

A better web

Where Are You? 3

The Design of Visited Links

The Continent-based Logo

I miss video games

Trip around the World 4

Proper Profile Pictures

About travelling, friendship and your own personal recommendation engine.

Travel Joker

The hook turn and the convenience of driving a scooter with the use of Maps.

Driving with Navigation Assistance

Declutter your Taskbar

The Fax Emoji

Why you should maintain your contact book.

Contact Book

Arriving in a New Place 2

About misusing language in the corporate world.

Corporate Language Wars

Where Are You? 2

Prank notifications

Picking Emojis

Trip around the World 3

Blog Post Sequels

Labelling the Web 3

Travel blogging about the past and present.

The Blogging Sandwich

Trip around the World 2

Arriving in a New Place

Travel Blogging

Reply by email 2

Numeronyms

One Year of Blogging

The world needs to know about my new calendar app.

Frustrations with Morgen

I would like to have more of that menu, please.

The More Menu

Driving a scooter in Vietnam without using Maps.

Driving without Navigation Assistance

Signal Usernames

Taking Sounds

The Book of Books

Trip around the World

X (formerly known as Twitter)

Where Are You?

What Are You Doing Now?

Who Are You?

How big tech made us forget the shared language of the internet.

The Internet's Tower of Babel

It's time to give a shit about email privacy.

Email Privacy

New year, new Blog

How the latest watchOS update expected me to relearn ingrained behavior.

Shame on you, watchOS

2023 in Music

How to make the web experience less confusing for everyone.

Labelling the Web 2

The ingenious idea of turning a blog post into a talk.

Turning blog posts into talks

Simple instructions on feeling bad about your writing.

How not to write

Emoji Names

Lazy

User Story

Reply by email

How my first website ever was hacked and what we can learn from it.

Do Hackers care about Accessibility?

A story about annoying neighbors and user preferences.

Lights Out

You definitely need to use a clipboard manager.

Life without a Clipboard Manager

Elements on websites need accessible names so that they can be perceived by all users.

Labelling the Web

Why designing for accessibility improves everyone's user experience.

The Accessible Door

What designers & developers can do to make their forms accessible and improve everyone's user experience as consequence.

Web Forms for Everyone

How music blog aggregator Hype Machine reconnects users to their favorite artists.

Love Letter to the Hype Machine

A personal reflection about the motivations and obstacles of starting something new.

About writing

I love the idea of blog post sequels:
<ol>
<li>Write about a certain topic on your blog.</li>
<li>Let some time pass.</li>
<li>Revisit old ideas of yours and that certain topic you wrote about.</li>
<li>Write about it again with a new perspective.</li>
</ol>
I wrote sequel posts about <a href="/posts/reply-by-email-2">Reply by email</a>, <a href="/posts/labelling-the-web-3">Labelling the Web</a> and my <a href="/posts/trip-around-the-world-2">Trip around the World</a>.
And I already know that I want to revisit <a href="/posts/about-writing">About writing</a> and <a href="/posts/web-forms">Web Forms for Everyone</a> soon.
Blog post sequels are neat.

Blog Post Sequels

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