I have no CS degree. Here's what I learned anyway.
On being self-taught, imposter syndrome, and why the English major thing ended up being an advantage.
Writing
Thinking out loud.
On frontend engineering, accessibility, design systems, and the strange experience of being an English major who writes code for a living.
Accessibility isn't a checklist. It's a disposition.
What fifteen years of building for everyone taught me about what software is actually for.
Design systems are a trust problem, not a component problem.
The technical part is the easy part. The hard part is getting fifty teams to believe in the same foundation.