This site is supported by two useful frameworks: Skeleton, a great responsive CSS framework, and Nanoc, a static site generator written in ruby. These tools help me compile the site to fully static assets for speed and security. Those can be uploaded to any HTTP server, regardless of configuration.
Documentation on how this works can be found in the repository for this site on github.
Typography | The Open Sans humanist sans-serif typeface presents the header and body copy on this site owing to its open license, good legibility, strong kerning, and wide array of glyph support. Where a monospace typeface is required (e.g. in code examples), Inconsolata is used for many of the same reasons. |
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Markup | All public-facing markup used in this site is specification-conformant HTML 5, CSS 3, and RSS. Where appropriate, data is also serialized using microformats. |
Responsive Design |
This site should look good in most browsers and on most devices, and has been tested on a wide variety of platforms, browsers, desktops, netbooks, tablets, and phones. In some areas such as the music page, graceful feature degradation isn't possible without introducing the insecurities of Flash. There, you will still be offered the content for download, but will be directed to upgrade your browser for the full experience. |
Accessibility | All pages of this site aim to conform to level AA of the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines. This should permit people with disabilities to use it through screen readers and text-based browsers. |
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We build art installations for Burning Man, Critical Northwest and other regional festivals.
We also produce and DJ electronic dance music, playing in Seattle and throughout Cascadia.
Many of our builds require software to run lights, sensors, and sound. Most of that software is open source.