A question came up on linkedin the other day and it is one which I’ve seen come up quite a few times on Twitter and in Stack Overflow Which CSS Framework Do You Prefer? A snapshot of the questions posted through Polarb Not sure why though, probably because it was the first responsive Framework that… Continue reading Twitter Bootstrap or Foundation?
Category: Writing
Media Temple and external DNS management for .is TLD
Setting up a .is domain can be tricky with Media Temple, here’s how you can get it done.
Are you monitoring your website with Google Analytics?
Websites are created to achieve particular actions/goals. What you need is a way monitor and track those goals to ensure that, just like an employee, your website is doing what it’s been paid to do.
Responsive Design Weekly goes crazy!
When Chris Coyier posted a tweet and added a link on css tricks about repsonsive design weekly things went crazy.
Facebooks stance on HTML5
There has been a lot of talk around Mark Zuckerbergs comments on html5. As usual the Internet has taken the comments somewhat out of context…. And by somewhat I mean hugely. This is what Mark actually said. When I’m introspective about the last few years I think the biggest mistake that we made, as a… Continue reading Facebooks stance on HTML5
3D CSS Solar System
I’m forever and continually amazed by what people can do with a little bit of HTML, CSS and Javacript. This code pen example is certainly no exception to the rule. You can change between 2D and 3D view, compare the speed, the distance and also the size of each of the planets and the sun.… Continue reading 3D CSS Solar System
jQuery Socialist
Display all your social channels in one location with this Pinterest styled layout
Hootsuite partner image loading problem
A quick fix to the image loading problem with the Hootsuite partner program.
Retrofitting Responsive Design Bookmarklet
This bookmarklet allows you to retrofit any site with a responsive design.
Olympic Social Media Infographic
Four years ago in Beijing the world was well on the way to becoming “social”, however due to the fact that it was still an emerging trend and that it was also held deep inside a internet exclusion zone (not really, but you know what I mean) means that the London Olympics were the first true social games.