CompanyWhat we write down when we decide something
A decision that only exists in a conversation gets re-argued every few months. Writing it down is cheaper than remembering it.
- company
- process
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Company
Blog
Shorter notes: what changed, what we learned, and what we got wrong.
- Company
AnnouncementsA new home for Seratlas
What this site is for, what is still missing from it, and why we would rather publish it in that state than wait.
- announcements
- company
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AccessibilityConsent boxes, and the shape of an honest form
A consent checkbox that starts checked is not consent. A few small decisions separate a form that asks from one that assumes.
- accessibility
- forms
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EngineeringReading time, and other numbers worth being honest about
A reading-time estimate is a guess presented as a fact. That is fine, as long as the guess is not wrong in a way the reader will notice.
- engineering
- craft
1 min read- Security
A static site's security surface is mostly someone else's
Removing the server removes most of the classic vulnerabilities and moves the remainder into the build, the bucket, and the third parties you embed.
- security
- infrastructure
1 min read - Engineering
Pagination a crawler can follow
Page two of a blog should be a URL, not a state. On a static host that constraint turns out to simplify the code rather than complicate it.
- engineering
- seo
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