Same, instantly closed upon being hit in the face with a sign up box.

I agree, there needs to be some visual seperation between the two.

Interesting theory, I have tried to use the top bar for important links. But the dropdown for the "one day i'll read this", do you move the read links to an archive folder?

I use a mix of popular naming conventions and some of my own. You can read about how I do SASS/CSS here: https://github.com/theshaune/fluent

I agree with the article, and I generally do close the websites if I get the dreaded Newsletter pop-up. Hopefully more of the community does the same.

Nice writeup, I am always slightly concerned when I hear a friend works for x and uses x framework but cannot answer "Why did the team choose x?".

I see a use for frameworks but more often than not a HTML/CSS framework is more trouble than it is worth if the team has a full understanding of front end development.

My thoughts; + Cool use of the nTLD. + Simple website. + Has everything that someone needs to 'get an idea of who you are'. - Would like a little more life on the website, maybe hovers animating in... or something like that?

Very well produced video, surprised I haven't seen tool this till now! Well done!

"better" is quite subjective to whom is writing the CSS and what team is reading it.

I use a very similar naming convention as the Author and prefer it to BEM, neither methods are incorrect and both should be appreciated.