Three CSS pseudo-elements you never knew existed.

DrupalCon Seattle is about a month away, and we're putting the finishing touches on this year's plans. Drupal's biggest annual conference affords us the opportunity to support the project, share our expertise, and connect with our colleagues from far and wide. We love DrupalCon. Here's what we've got in store this year.

Members of the Chromatic team highlight women's achievements to celebrate on International Women's Day

Difficulty disconnecting as a remote employee. I took a vacation and realized how difficult it was for me to stop thinking about work. This post is for anyone who works remotely and knows the feeling of always feeling tethered.

Dave talks about how he uses a Google Script to keep his personal and work calendars aligned.

Entities and their methods are no longer limited to use within PHP, they are now available in Twig as well.

This coming weekend is the Drupal Global Contribution Weekend where small local contribution groups volunteer their Drupal development at the same time throughout the world. This year there are local groups gathering in Canada, England, Germany, India, Russia, Spain, and the United States.

The United States Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit overturned a lower court ruling by affirming that websites are covered by the ADA and stating that Dominos could be forced to comply with WCAG 2.0 as a way to resolve existing ADA non-compliance issues on their website.

This year's team retreat was one of my favorites to date. My recap follows.

Participating in an escape room challenge as a team building exercise.

Our design skills are like a set of very sharp blades: they can help craft an exquisitely useful and pleasant experience or an inefficient, frustrating mess, both with equal precision. When we wield our design acumen, as with any tool, intent is paramount, so it’s our responsibility to push back against dark patterns.

Custom code gives you exactly what you need, but it comes with a cost.

In a society where media BOTH reflects and creates the culture, how has TV and film played a role in our work and what can we learn from it?