OK, I'm pretty happy with the look of https://nopilot.xyz after 53 lines of CSS. There's only one external resource being loaded (the Creative Commons logo), so it's quite minimal on adversarial analytics, too.

[xgranade@wandering.shop]

OK, I'm pretty happy with the look of https://nopilot.xyz after 53 lines of CSS. There's only one external resource being loaded (the Creative Commons logo), so it's quite minimal on adversarial analytics, too.

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When someone sends you a draft of their work, whether that's a technical writeup, a recipe for the best goddamn brownies you've ever tasted, a heartfelt and heartbreaking poem, or a fanfic of your favorite slash, they're trusting you to treat that work with love and respect.

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[xgranade@wandering.shop]

Web frameworks are cool! Large stylesheets can do some amazing things! There's so much awesome stuff about the modern web!

At the same time, I think it's really cool what you can accomplish using just a bit of handwritten HTML and CSS. Not everything needs to be a large app, and that's OK — that doesn't mean web apps are bad, just that I think we've treated them as one-size-fits-all when there's plenty of design space to explore at the very minimal end.