Brad Frost's blog is a go-to resource for web designers and developers seeking guidance on responsive web design and front-end development. With a focus on creating adaptable and user-friendly web experiences, Brad shares practical tips, design patterns, and development strategies. From building responsive layouts to optimizing performance, developers can learn  techniques to enhance their web projects.

Brad Frost

Building websites using just HTML, CSS, and JavaScript without frameworks, CMS, or build steps is liberating despite ergonomic inefficiencies. Personal experience shows it can save time compared to dealing with debugging or dependencies.

Raw-dogging websites

Every few posts on front end development now are of the “Reject modernity, embrace tradition” flavour. Not complaining though.

Yes, when working on a team of one, do it however you want.

I think one of my favorite things about raw doggin a side project is just embracing all the new great things you can do with HTML/JS/CSS that are just based on the evolution of the browser. Things have come a long way, and when you don’t have a framework to worry about, it (imo) makes it easier to explore those new things.