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Posted a little guide to chatlogs coded flavorfully in HTML. Obviously, these aren't meant to really spill tea, but it is a fun way of displaying conversations, is it not? Your readers won't take it seriously, and neither should you - it's charming and fun, though! https://fabled.day/codes/chatlogs
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Don't you just love labels? Annotations? Probably not, but with HTML and especially CSS, they're growing on me. Doing it, and doing it for the aesthetics. Read more? https://fabled.day/codes/label
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The figure tag doesn't get enough love. I use it to display images of cult leaders on my other website. I've, uh, also written a bit about the tag itself and why I like it. https://fabled.day/codes/figured
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The section focused on websites as a general medium, organization, etc, now has an index and a few new pages, mostly little snippets. Expect some long and boring essays on that page soon, though, with my thoughts on how websites convey our message to our visitors in various ways... https://fabled.day/medium/
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Interesting! I've never heard of the figure tag before, so this was a very helpful read for me. Thank you!