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The Alert Budget

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The GPU Didn't Get Faster

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Your ROI Number Is in the Wrong Language

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Usage Can Be Mandated, Adoption Must Be Earned

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Accessible Design? Which "Everyone" Do You Mean?

June 14, 2017

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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 Alert Budget

September 6, 2026
A pager and a laptop on a nightstand in a dim room, the laptop screen showing a stack of alert notifications

The GPU Didn't Get Faster

September 4, 2026
A home workbench with computer hardware components under bright daylight

AI Chips Don't Fix Gaming GPU Prices

September 2, 2026
Close-up of a semiconductor wafer and chip packaging under focused industrial lighting

Back in the Code

September 1, 2026
An engineering manager's laptop open to an IDE with a pull request diff, a calendar full of meetings visible on a second monitor behind it

Your ROI Number Is in the Wrong Language

August 28, 2026
A mixed-media collage of technical chart fragments blending into financial ledger and currency fragments at a jagged center seam, in cream, forest-green, and burnt-sienna tones

Usage Can Be Mandated, Adoption Must Be Earned

August 21, 2026
A watercolor illustration of a glowing workstation with footprints spreading outward to nearby desks across an office floor, in warm neutral and ochre tones

Leading Both Ends of the Adoption Curve

August 14, 2026
Two isometric workspace vignettes connected by a simple bridge, a desk with a keyboard and monitor on one side and a hand holding a smartphone on the other, in warm slate and amber tones

The Confidence-Anxiety Split

August 11, 2026
A bauhaus-style illustration of two doorways side by side, one warm amber and rust, one cool violet-gray, with a simplified figure caught mid-step between them
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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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