I accepted the so called Form markup challenge from Thierry Koblentz and provide my own variant of markup of a donation form.

Here I present the notion I decided to call “BEM levels” and describe what you need to be to belong to them.

If you think that a BEM block is a huge thing on a page that contains other elements, you may be misunderstanding BEM.

In this post I will show you a way of adding a LiveReload functionality to your project via grunt-contrib-watch, it will be even more useful if your browser of choice is Opera and you use WebStorm or PhpStorm as your IDE.

This blog-post provides additional examples of the usage of two elements: <a> tags and <button> tags. I came to the conclusion that it’s not simply a matter of semantics, but also functionality. And sometimes it is quite a task to decide which one is better.

In this post I give an opinion on the semantic use of the <article> tag, which is the default choice of the Wordpress’s default theme to mark up blog-post excerpts. If you too think that we should not use <article> for post excerpts read on.

Welcome to alexbondarev.com. This is my first post. As WordPress says I can edit or delete it, then start blogging!