If you haven’t booked your place in tomorrows HTML5 and CSS3 Workshop with John Allsopp you still have time (albeit not much time).
Category: Writing
Disable preloading on HTML5 Videos
The preload attribute informs the browser whether or not the video data should begin downloading as soon as the video tag is loaded. It gets even better than that, you can chose how much preloading is done with the options auto, metadata, and none.
Responsive Design Podcast in the UK
Two weeks ago I received an email from the British Tech Network who were looking for a guest speaker for a podcast on Responsive Design and someone suggested they get in touch with the curator of RWD Weekly. It turns out that while in London I worked with the organiser of the podcast and from there on it was all roses and raspberry cakes.
Should You Keep Ideas To Yourself? by ZURB
If you don’t know who Zurb is then I highly recommend that you head over to their website and check out the Foundation 3.0.
Today they posted about sharing ideas…
Exoplanet Diagram from XKCD
XKCD have come up with another awesome comic reviewing the planets that we have identified. If you take a look at the planets in our solar system you’ll notice that we have two medium/smallish planets. That’s Jupiter and Saturn. They’re freaking massing. To give you a better idea just how big they are take a… Continue reading Exoplanet Diagram from XKCD
ManageWP: 5 Reasons Why Responsive Design Is Not Worth It
The guys over at ManageWP have released an article on 5 Reasons Why Responsive Design Is Not Worth It . What a load of shit rubbish. The caveat Thankfully this wasn’t an entirely one sided article with this quote, however it wasn’t all that far off it was it. I am about to explain why… Continue reading ManageWP: 5 Reasons Why Responsive Design Is Not Worth It
The iPads have it
This is an amazing set of statistics that Luke Wrobleski has revealed after this years Apple developers conference.
Power and Water Bill
Bills are perhaps the most boring and uneventful things that can arrive in your letterbox. The simply show you what you’ve been using, what the going rate is for the consumption of what every they’ve provided and request you pay a fee. Every business needs to produce bills though, so why are they so boring?… Continue reading Power and Water Bill
Responsive Design Project Process
It takes a lot of time and a lot of planning.
Sneaky sketches for an upcoming site
We thought we’d give you a sneak view at the very beginning of our web design process. From these sketches we either make a more detailed version of a wireframe or jump straight in to prototyping the layout so the client has a better understanding of how it works in the browser. Next up will… Continue reading Sneaky sketches for an upcoming site