@bw I used to sell through Craigslist locally and never used eBay due to the high fees and shipping risks. But it's not easy as it used to be and just trade everything with Apple now. The trade in value isn't great but the process is simple.

The making of HTML for People. This is a behind-the-scenes look at the idea, motivation, and process. Something of a director’s commentary.https://blakewatson.com/journal/the-making-of-html-for-people/

I updated HTML for People with some small but important improvements. I added a bit more explanation and resources around folder creation and relative URLs.A lot of people inquired about a downloadable version. At some point I’d love to make a nice PDF. But for now I’ve added a printable version (see link in footer) that’s got everything on one page. You can save that to PDF.Many thanks to everyone who has given feedback, suggested corrections, or filed issues!https://htmlforpeople.com

@bw I often feel that way lol

@bw This is why I always encourage people to have a blog, even if they ever only write a few articles here and there.You never know who might find what you have to share helpful!

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@bw Well deserved, this is a really great project, inspiring a ton of people!

CSS framework question.When it comes to CSS frameworks and UI libraries, there are a ton of options if you use React and or have a modern build pipeline.But what about frameworks that are usable as a single css file (no build) and customizable with CSS variables? I know about Bulma, Bootstrap, Open Props, and Pico. The rest I could name are fairly dated.Anyone know of others?As much as I love classless “frameworks,” I’m more thinking about ones that have a few pre-designed UI components.

@anniegreens @bw It was awesome to work with Blake on the illustrations, I'm really looking forward to seeing the site in action!