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Category Archives: HTML5

Conditional Browser Feature Testing with Modernizr

Posted on 8 May, 2014 by Ian — No Comments ↓

There is nothing quite so sad as having delivered a new feature or solved an issue, and then find out it doesn’t work in browser X (whether because it’s a dinosaur browser or just not shiny enough. Modernizr’s asynchronous conditional resource loader to the rescue! Continue reading Conditional Browser Feature Testing with Modernizr→

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Progress Towards Responsive Images : srcset and picture

Posted on 14 March, 2014 by Ian — No Comments ↓

The idea of “Responsive images” i.e. the smallest best image for the device has been a challenge. Now with more and more real world experience some proposals to modify the HTML5 spec are starting to emerge. Continue reading Progress Towards Responsive Images : srcset and picture→

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Avoiding Web Design Mistakes

Posted on 11 March, 2014 by Ian — 1 Comment ↓

Over on the net magazine’s web site there is a new piece : The top 10 mobile design mistakes – and how to avoid them, it a good list of things to consider because “Good Mobile Design is Good Web Design” Continue reading Avoiding Web Design Mistakes→

Posted in Code, Design, HTML5, Web | 1 Reply

Building the mobile app : web or native

Posted on 1 November, 2012 by Ian — No Comments ↓

With the rise of mobile devices (phone and or tablet sized), many enterprises are starting to rethink their existing front end systems.  Where in the late 90’s it was common to heard the cry of “We Need a WebSite” followed Continue reading Building the mobile app : web or native→

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Why Mobile First for Responsive Web Design

Posted on 12 October, 2012 by Ian — 2 Comments ↓

TL;DR : not because this is easy but because it is less hard than the other way; 3rd order content is dealt with Glengarry Glen Ross style; “Mobile First” Design is “Good Design”. Continue reading Why Mobile First for Responsive Web Design→

Posted in Code, Design, HTML5, Mobile, Web | 2 Replies

Unobtrusive CSS becomes practical and Neat.

Posted on 12 September, 2012 by Ian — 3 Comments ↓

TL;DR Current CSS Grid frameworks lead to HTML Class Vomit. Using SASS Mixin blocks Bourbon Neat fixes that, and allows practical Unobtrusive CSS, for clear(er) markup. Continue reading Unobtrusive CSS becomes practical and Neat.→

Posted in Code, css, HTML5, Semantic, Web | 3 Replies

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