
Frontend Engineer @meetcleo, formerly full stack @SkyscannerEng I tweet about tech, user-centred design, accessibility, inclusion, mental health, and music 🎵
Glasgow, Scotland
Joined February 2009
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Very impressed with the turnaround time from @HM_Passport - received in 11 days even though I took 2 days to send in the old one 👏
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Today, we’re thrilled to launch react.dev, the new home for React and its documentation. It teaches modern React with function components and Hooks, and we’ve included diagrams, illustrations, challenges, and over 600 interactive examples. Check it out!
I'm hosting @ladiesofcodeLDN's Get On With It! again this Sunday! Bring your own project, improve your skills, and make friends with a fab, supportive community! meetup.com/ladies-of-code-uk…
Ladies! Want to improve your technical skills? Bring your own project this Sunday - I’m hosting. Lovely, supportive community, whatever stage you’re at meetu.ps/e/Lqt8W/1T404/i @ladiesofcodeLDN
Frances Maxwell retweeted
CSS generators that are so helpful it feels illegal to use them for free:
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Frances Maxwell retweeted
Does your company pay for being oncall? If so, drop their name, and (if you can) share how it's paid, how much (it's a nice detail!) and how (per hour? per oncall week)? Etc.
If your company doesn't pay, feel free to also share or DM. Let's see if there's a pattern 👇
Ladies who codeth! It's that time again! I'm hosting @ladiesofcodeLDN's "Get On With It" this Sunday - the premier hangout space for folks who want to get on with that tutorial or side project, and have nice chats too! meetup.com/ladies-of-code-uk…
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Testing your product for #accessibility yourself will *never* compare with testing with real users.
This week we conducted 5 usability interviews with frequent screen reader users. Here are some things I observed:
(a thread) 🧵👇
Gonna answer my own tweet and first up recommend @syntaxfm - easy to understand, informative, and fun. I just listened to three episodes in a row - about caching, TypeScript fundamentals, and JS one liners. One tip about how to console log within an implicit return was genius 👏







