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The Calmer Front Door

October 12, 2026

Do I Need These 7,100 Lines?

October 5, 2026

The Fastest Model in the Stack Doesn't Talk

October 4, 2026

When Stepping Back Is the Intervention

October 2, 2026

The Workaround Is the Warning

September 29, 2026

The Span of Control Ceiling

September 25, 2026

Where'd my Lua Intellisense go?

September 24, 2026

Still Willing to Be Wrong

September 22, 2026
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Accessible Design? Which "Everyone" Do You Mean?

June 14, 2017

1 minute read

Learn several practical takeaways to help you design and build things, that go far beyond screen reader compatible, in this presentation from Open Web Camp.

More awesome HTML5 & JavaScript resources: (http://crcl.to/nc)

From the Open Web Camp: (http://openwebcamp.com/)

View original source at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=I1Rz-6fKacQ.
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David Longnecker

David R. Longnecker

Converting
coffee to code

Recent Posts

The Calmer Front Door

October 12, 2026
A split editorial view showing a clean, muted digital workspace alongside a dense stream of machine code.

Do I Need These 7,100 Lines?

October 5, 2026
A developer examining two contrasting code diffs on a monitor, one sprawling and complex, the other clean and compact.

The Fastest Model in the Stack Doesn't Talk

October 4, 2026
A small, purpose-built decision layer sitting inside a larger agent workflow

When Stepping Back Is the Intervention

October 2, 2026
A leader standing at an open doorway, watching a team work through a problem on a whiteboard without stepping into the room.

The Workaround Is the Warning

September 29, 2026
A chair pulled slightly back from a conference table as if someone is expected, other seats occupied and leaning toward the gap, soft afternoon light

The Span of Control Ceiling

September 25, 2026
A manager at a cluttered desk reaching toward a stack of sticky notes while a monitor behind them shows a crowded grid of chat and notification windows.

Where'd my Lua Intellisense go?

September 24, 2026
An upset programmer in an old cartoon style looking at two monitors with intellisense errors

Still Willing to Be Wrong

September 22, 2026
A solitary figure at a wooden table closing a worn leather notebook, morning light from a nearby window
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I focus on the people and products involved with technology and technology's role within the enterprise; not as a replacement for individuals, but as a tool to empower users, build relationships, and drive business strategy.

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