Deliberately practicing to be better.

Angela Duckworth explains in her book Grit that the composition of grit (a perservering passion, of sorts) is:

1. interest (fun and play)
2. practice (time on the task)
3. purpose (deliberate practice), and
4. hope (eyes on the prize).

This repo is a messy process, rather than a highlight reel. It may form into its own application, or remain as a fluid checklist. The goal is to deliberately find my weaknesses and face them head-on. Remaining commfortable in my current "challenges" will not make me a better coder and designer.

1. Interest(s): Designing websites; coding; psychology; information architecture
2. Practice: Study and code 1-2 hours daily (with reasonable breaks); journal progress
3. Purpose: Code HTML and CSS, apply UI/UX/a11y principles, code backend and databases to better understand relationships of the full stack
4. Hope: Make the experience of the web better for all. Facilitate communication between user and developer by understanding the challenges each faces.