elliot
@ellioth.co
17 / high school
I've built skills in design, development, media and journalism.
I’m passionate about the open social web and journalistic ethics.
Also expect posts about tech, coding, LLMs, pop culture, and bad jokes :P
🔗 https://elliothopkins.com
I've built skills in design, development, media and journalism.
I’m passionate about the open social web and journalistic ethics.
Also expect posts about tech, coding, LLMs, pop culture, and bad jokes :P
🔗 https://elliothopkins.com
This is why I can't use webkit lol. Firefox is ehhhh but i can put up with it... but webkit...
November 25, 2025 at 2:29 AM
This is why I can't use webkit lol. Firefox is ehhhh but i can put up with it... but webkit...
I find Chrome to be the most consistent, Firefox's is fine but sometimes feels too small on the text, and Safari's is just weird
November 25, 2025 at 2:13 AM
I find Chrome to be the most consistent, Firefox's is fine but sometimes feels too small on the text, and Safari's is just weird
The NYT Magazine article I linked to really resonated with me as someone who not only experiences the school system w/ disabilities, but also as a student journalist who has reported on education. I've seen these sort of issues at my schools, and the downstream effects they have. Worth looking into
November 24, 2025 at 11:21 PM
The NYT Magazine article I linked to really resonated with me as someone who not only experiences the school system w/ disabilities, but also as a student journalist who has reported on education. I've seen these sort of issues at my schools, and the downstream effects they have. Worth looking into
(From same article) "Some of the support being requested — for instance, being allowed to move more, rather than sitting so long — would likely benefit all children."
Sounds like the idea behind Universal Design for Learning, which I wrote about last year:
woodsidepawprint.com/campus/2025/...
Sounds like the idea behind Universal Design for Learning, which I wrote about last year:
woodsidepawprint.com/campus/2025/...
Universal design for learning embraces students’ diverse needs
Universal design for learning (UDL) is a teaching framework that aims to create a more accessible learning environment for all students. This is done by giving students multiple options or ways to acc...
woodsidepawprint.com
November 24, 2025 at 11:21 PM
(From same article) "Some of the support being requested — for instance, being allowed to move more, rather than sitting so long — would likely benefit all children."
Sounds like the idea behind Universal Design for Learning, which I wrote about last year:
woodsidepawprint.com/campus/2025/...
Sounds like the idea behind Universal Design for Learning, which I wrote about last year:
woodsidepawprint.com/campus/2025/...
Reposted by elliot
One of the changes that OpenAI has made to make ChatGPT safer is a "take a break" nudge. There's something quite interesting about the design here. Which thing does it make you want to click?
November 24, 2025 at 1:52 PM
One of the changes that OpenAI has made to make ChatGPT safer is a "take a break" nudge. There's something quite interesting about the design here. Which thing does it make you want to click?
i think you need to release one without the vocals 😭
November 24, 2025 at 4:14 PM
i think you need to release one without the vocals 😭
it’s the adobe app for layout design (like magazines, brochures, newspapers, that sort of thing)
November 24, 2025 at 6:33 AM
it’s the adobe app for layout design (like magazines, brochures, newspapers, that sort of thing)