Tools & practical guides
Build better websites.
One useful step
at a time.
Free browser tools and practical Oxygen guides for the next thing you need to build.
A little type, a lot of possibilities
320 px
Type that adapts.
1440 px
Type that adapts.
CSS clamp() · responsive typography
Made by Benjamin Olsen · Web development teacher in Denmark
Choose your next step
What are you building today?
Start with a small task. Leave with something you can use.
Give Oxygen pages
a shared template
Keep the frame consistent and each page’s content its own.
Read the guide →Preparing to go live? Open the launch checklist →
Try something useful
Readable colors.
A clear answer.
Check a color pair before it becomes part of your design.
A contrast result checks one part of accessibility. Review the finished page too.
Open the full contrast checker →AA normal text: Pass
AAA normal text: Pass
Normal text: AA 4.5:1 · AAA 7:1One project, six practical stages
From a blank page to a
website you can launch.
Build a small service website in Oxygen. Follow the decisions, use the tools, and check the result at each stage.
Start the project →-
01
Plan
Choose the pages and their purpose.
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02
Write
Give each page a clear next step.
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03
Design
Choose a reusable starting layout.
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04
Build
Bring your pages together in Oxygen.
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05
Check
Test real content, links and mobile layouts.
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06
Launch
Verify the site and keep a handover.
A few good places to start
Useful now. Worth keeping.
Browse the library →A small selection of guides and resources to put to work on your next website.
Oxygen 6 · Guide
Template Content Area, explained.
Give service pages a shared frame while keeping their content separate.
Read the guide →Browser tool
A checklist for the next launch.
Keep project notes, track the checks and export a handover.
Open the checklist →Oxygen designs
A useful starting layout.
Explore reusable layouts, then adapt the content to your project.
Browse the designs →
The person behind the tools
Hi, I’m Benjamin.
I teach web development in Denmark and spend a lot of time working with WordPress, Oxygen and the details that make websites easier to build.
I share small tools and clear examples you can put to work on your own projects.