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Latest posts
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Ask me Anything
A personal note on the quiet charm of AMA repositories, curiosity in public, and discovering you’re not the only one making it up as you go along.
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Lost at Sea
Personal reflections on career uncertainty and finding direction in the ever-changing web development landscape. A candid exploration of professional doubt and growth.
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Perpetually Online
Exploring the challenges of constant connectivity and maintaining healthy boundaries in our always-online world. Tips for digital wellness and work-life balance.
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Bringing foxy back
Explore how Molovo created the complete brand identity for Vixen Fitness, from naming and logo design to website development. Focused on pre/post-natal fitness training with feminine strength branding, custom marketing materials, and service-specific landing pages.
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On the Record
Learn how Molovo designed a complete brand identity and website for Redistribute Magazine, an electronic music publication. Includes memorable 'R' logo system, content-focused layout, custom membership platform, and social media templates for consistent brand recognition.
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Feel the joy
Discover how Molovo collaborated with Superrb to create a clean, modern Shopify website for JoonByrd's scientifically-backed skincare brand. Features custom functionality, unique product page designs, and CSS variable-powered design system for an immersive shopping experience.
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Selling yourself
Why there are no examples of my work on this site. A candid look at the struggle to write compelling case studies and the perfectionism that holds us back.
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Getting it wrong
A heartfelt apology to users with accessibility needs. How I failed at web accessibility and the steps I took to fix my mistakes and do better.
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This site has been on a diet
I've removed the naive, misinformative, pretentious and sweary posts from this blog. Four years of writing means some articles no longer represent who I am today. Here's why some links now lead here instead.
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The art of storytelling
How storytelling principles can improve web design and user experience. Creating compelling narratives through digital interfaces and user journeys.
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Great minds
Reflections on creativity, innovation, and what it takes to build great products. Insights from years of web development and design experience.
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Sucking
Embracing failure as a necessary part of learning and growth. Why being bad at something is the first step to being good at it.
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The view from above
Longing for the days when photos sparked imagination, not like today's fleeting digital images. Can we steer technology towards enhancing life rather than providing distractions?
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Writing
I love writing. More accurately, I love the idea of it. A candid exploration of creative blocks, perfectionism, and the challenge of finishing what you start.
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Confidence
Thoughts on building confidence as a web developer and designer. Overcoming imposter syndrome and finding your voice in the creative industry.
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Dear Client
An open letter to web design clients about collaboration, expectations, and building successful creative partnerships. Insights from a freelance web developer.
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Looking out for the little guy
Why web developers and designers should prioritize small businesses and startups. Building accessible, affordable web solutions for everyone.
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They don't make 'em like they used to...
Comparing modern web development practices with the early days of the web. What we've gained and lost in the evolution of web design.
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I build my own tools, and you should too
Why building custom tools and solutions is essential for web developers. The benefits of creating your own development workflow and utilities.
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Screenreaders and the web
Why alt text isn't enough and screenreaders deserve better. A thoughtful exploration of web accessibility limitations and a proposal for audio attributes to give context that images and text currently can't convey.