Recent Notes

In the latest episode from the Solspace Podcast I had the pleasure of speaking to Mitchell about the importance of digital accessibility and inclusive design. I discussed key principles, challenges, and solutions for making websites more accessible to people with disabilities. Learn how businesses can create more inclusive online experiences and why accessibility is essential for everyone. Whether you're a developer, designer, or business owner, this conversation will equip you with valuable insights to improve your digital presence

Roy Keane, Gary Neville, and Ian Wright sit down to relive every red card in Keane's fiery career – from his infamous scrap with Alan Shearer, to stomping on Southgate, elbowing Jason McAteer, and, of course, that legendary tackle on Haaland. It's like Keane’s greatest hits... only with referees sending him off at the end of each track.

Lough Neagh provides 40% of Northern Ireland's drinking water. It's about the size of Dublin or Manchester in size and is being attacked by a huge blue-green algae bloom, which starts in the summer of 2023. Stephen J Reid investigates how this was a 50-year avoidable coverup

I'm a massive fan of Drumeo and their 'For The First Time' series. This one with the Blue Man Group was incredible and having them listen to My Chemical Romance for the first time and then make up the drum parts brought a massive smile to my face.

This case study dives into how the Craft CMS team created the Craft Cloud hosting platform using serverless technologies and Bref.

Featuring illustrations by Catherine Tai, Reuters are offering visual guides for all Olympic sports. All the guides provides a schedule, a lead illustration, and visuals highlighting key moves or terminology.

"The Movie Rabbit Hole" shared its third video in a series of four delving into the emerging trend of "no CGI" films. The project aims to set the record straight. Notably, it revisits recent 'no CGI' films such as Top Gun: Maverick and Barbie.

In recent years, certain studios have been keen to boost their film's image, occasionally stretching the truth. A prime example is the latest Mission: Impossible movie, which heavily touted its "real" elements, obscuring the significant contributions of the numerous VFX artists who laboured on the production.

I have mixed feelings about An Post's AI-generated cards that cost €4 to send. Why not commission some Irish artists?