On September 15 we hit a milestone for the **Mozilla [Maker Party](https://webmaker.org/party).** **With over 1,700 events in 330 cities worldwide,** the campaign to make and teach the web had really picked up steam. As we transition from campaign-mode to **[an ongoing webmaker party](https://webmaker.org)**, I thought…
I had the privilege of participating in the **[annual ReMo Camp](https://reps.mozilla.org/e/mozilla-reps-camp-2013/),** a gathering of the ReMo Council members and Mentors, to discuss and plan the Reps program for the coming year. Of course, no Mozilla event is complete without a **[singalong and dance-off](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5COCdeS9Em0),** plus **[memorbale…
Continuing the webmaking fun, over the last few days I’ve: * Learned how to use @font-face and [icon fonts](http://fontello.com/) that are easily styled in CSS * Explored sites built with [Twitter Bootstap](http://builtwithbootstrap.com/). * Read about the coming [“Retina Web”](http://coding.smashingmagazine.com/2012/08/20/towards-retina-web/). * Got inspired by [animated SVG…
This is my **fourth year organizing and curating the Mozilla Festival.** Each year we hope to improve the experience, bring in more engaged participants, and **serve epic coffee.** Check out the announcement below and join us this year in London! ## Come to the Mozilla…
This is a pretty amazing technique that I learned about [thanks again to Codrops.](http://tympanus.net/codrops/2013/02/06/interactive-infographic-with-svg-and-css-animations/) You can **take any SVG image file and use CSS to design and animate those graphical elements.** It’s a smart way to make an interactive infographic. I remixed the Codrops tutorial…