Hello. My name is Antoinette Janus. I'm a JavaScript-focused software engineer based in Seattle, Washington.

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  • The Art of Printable Sites

    Posted on June 2, 2017

    Currently, a typo in a white page means a trip to the designer, who navigates what feels like an impossible, expensive graphic design program. With printable websites, content owners can edit white pages in any web-based method, including Content Management Systems like WordPress or Craft.

  • Gifify: A Random GIF Tooltip Library

    Posted on May 22, 2017

    While editing How to Survive a CMS Migration, my editor Alison Buki recommended some phrases should link to GIFs. The approach added necessary emphasis, but felt that said implementation interrupted the reader's flow, creating a flawed user experience.

  • Blend Modes: What they are and how to use them

    Posted on February 11, 2016

    Although blend modes were initially born in the darkroom, Photoshop and the rise of widely available graphical editing software in the early 2000s pushed these techniques in new and experimental directions.

  • Youtube Playlist

    Posted on February 11, 2016

    You can usually find me with my headphones on, listening to something like French rap, Japanese pop, or comedic vlogs. Sadly, not everything is available on streaming medias, such as Spotify or SoundCloud. To remedy this problem, I’ve built a Chrome extension that enables users to play YouTube Playlists without opening a YouTube tab.

  • Surviving CMS Migrations

    Posted on February 9, 2016

    Like a zombie apocalypse, a CMS migration tests your adaptability under severe stress. The long hours, the multi-team collaboration, and the constant changes leave you feeling less than alive. Here are some tips to prevent the zombie transformation.