Posts Tagged ‘Responsive’

Responsive Maps

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Most embeddable maps are touch friendly in that you can swipe/scroll to reposition the map within their frame. This is great, but users can get stuck if the embedded map happens to fill a viewport at any given… read more

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Reorganization

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Process is often shaped by how teams are organized. In the context of designing for the multi-device web, the high level of iteration and communication required to build a modern website is rendering the assembly line approach obsolete… read more

Type & Touch

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As a general rule I gravitate towards larger type not only for relative readability, but also to help with touch targets. Yesterday, Matt Griffin from Bearded posted on the desire to, at times, use a base font-size that’s… read more

SXSW 2013

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I’m looking forward to SXSW Interactive 2013, which kicks off this Friday, March 8th. This year there are 2 things I’m particularly excited about. The first is the Dribbble meetup on Saturday, March 9th at 8pm at Scholz Garten.… read more

The Mobile Book

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It’s been an honor to contribute a chapter to Smashing Magazine’s The Mobile Book. I had the lead-off position in a series of chapters about responsive web design that was brilliantly followed up by Brad Frost and Dave… read more

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Where to Start

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When making the transition to building responsive websites, the hardest part can be getting started. I get my fair share of questions about how to choose a direction and chart out the first few steps from industry comrades and… read more

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