Author Archives: John F Croston III

Naming Suggestions for Manual Accessibility and Quality Assurance Testing File Names

Over the years, I have developed a naming convention for files during manual accessibility and quality assurance testing. Excel File Name I found it easier to store my findings in an Excel file, similar to the one used for the … Continue reading

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2025 Even More Reading about Food than Last Year

2025 was my year where I read four graphic novels about making/ cooking food, and a dozen related to food, crime, and extra powers. In 2026, I still need to read a few more books by Stephen King, Edward Carey, … Continue reading

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Updated Organizational Chart Examples Using HTML and CSS

Back in 2016 I was looking for the best way to code an organizational chart that was accessible and thought it was time to publish an update blog post with an additional examples and some updates. My organizational chart example … Continue reading

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The 100-Day Project Ten Years Later and What’s Next?

Ten years ago, on April 6th, 2015, after reading Elle Luna’s Great Discontent article titled “Elle Luna: 100-Day Project – What Could You Do with 100 Days of Making?” a while before, I decided to start my 100-Day Project. The … Continue reading

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2024 Reading List with Lots of Books about Food

2024 was my year where I read six books about making or cooking food, and one about compost, which helps grow food. In 2025, I need to read a few more books by Edward Carey, Silas House, creativity, and cooking. … Continue reading

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