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Thoughts list

The list of essays: number, title, one sentence. Groups under a strong rule.

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Examples

First rowsOpen “First rows” at full size

Phone 390 · Light

Desktop 1440 · Light

Phone 390 · Dark

Desktop 1440 · Dark

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When to use it

The Thoughts index. Newest first; tools for teams grouped below the essays.

Live: Thoughts.

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Anatomy

Row
a.t-row: the whole row is one link. .t-n, .t-title, .t-d.
Group
.t-group with an h2, 4px rule (5px desktop).
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States

Hover
Rule turns marker colour, number ink, title link colour.
Focus
2px ring around the whole row.
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Behaviour

Phone, tablet, desktop
Stacked on phone; number column 160 from 768; title 36/42 on desktop.
Motion
A row click grows the row into the article’s band; Back shrinks it (see Patterns, Page transitions).
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Accessibility

One link per row; the title is the accessible name’s start.

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Words

Article titles in Title Case; the description is the article’s one-sentence summary.

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Code

Classes: .t-intro .t-row .t-n .t-title .t-d .t-group. Styles in site/assets/css/site.css.

<a class="t-row" href="/thoughts/meetings-are-the-medium/"><span class="t-n">01</span><span><span class="t-title">Meetings Are the Medium</span><span class="t-d">Andy Grove called meetings the medium of managerial work. How to design them for decisions, what breaks them, and when to cancel one.</span></span></a>
<a class="t-row" href="/thoughts/okrs-are-not-magic/"><span class="t-n">02</span><span><span class="t-title">OKRs Are Not Magic</span><span class="t-d">OKRs fail when organisations overcomplicate them. A simple version that works, the common traps, and what I learned when mine failed.</span></span></a>