Charlie Perrins is Technical Director at Dare. He’s a front-end developer by trade, and a nut for semantic and readable code. He writes and talks about technologies old and new to anyone who’ll listen. Most recently he’s spoken at events run by Faber & Faber and at Front End London.
Charlie tweets pretty regularly, but is an unreliable blogger. His crowning achievement in self-publishing came some five years ago and was entitled simply ‘The Bacon Project’.
Photo by Steve Whittington
Charlie Perrins wonders why agencies sometimes struggle to adopt agile web development processes, particularly in relation to business structures and working with clients. Could it be like celebrating the spirit of the season without overegging the Christmas pudding?
Charlie Perrins reminds us of a fundamental requirement of our work: accessibility; and that there’s more to accessible interfaces than screen readers. Want to unplug at Christmas? Start with your mouse and don’t look back.
