Best Practices For Hero Images
Ten elements to look for when you’re designing a large hero image for your site.
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Ten elements to look for when you’re designing a large hero image for your site.
If you’re thinking about redesigning your own portfolio then here are some key areas you should be considering
Zurb, my favourite responsive framework, have just released their new website and it is MAGNIFICANT.
Webkit are implementing features to stop 3rd party tracking across multiple sites.
Some very valuable lessons for anyone working on, or thinking about working on, pattern libraries.
I guarantee that you’ll learn something new from these 11 tips.
Learn the CSS Grid in ASCII… you know you want to!
While jump links have caused problems in the past, they can successfully be used to move users down long pages and directly to content, on any screen size.
Dev Tools have had an overhaul (in Chrome Canary for now) and it’s now should be considered an invaluable tool on its own (if it wasn’t already before).
A great overview on how you can introduce one of the new media query recommendations — reduce motion (currently available in Webkit)
Several months into the relaunch of the FT.com site the results are in…. faster websites are better for business
Ethan talks about the approach of going offline with his own site.
Paul covers off, in a lot more detail than this description, the top three reasons why he thinks that Container Queries are not needed.
An overview on some of the lesser known Level 4 Media Queries.
A quick thank you for your patience over the past 4 weeks while I took some time off to visit family and friends back in Australia. Rather than try and share my time between laptop and people, like I would normally do, I tried to spend all of it with people.
If your pondering the point behind AMP then this article will help you understand more of the benefits past “a faster website”.
The takeaway from this exercise is that CSS Grid Layout is awesome, and we are barely scratching the surface of its capabilities
An example of how you can put the onus of performance back onto the content creators by making them aware of the effect they are having in (almost) real-time.
When I say responsive we think media queries. These days the term can mean so many things outside the traditional mental model of responsive web design.
This approach to design to dev is wonderful in its simplicity. In my day job I’m looking to do something similar so this will work good as a suite of tools and example workflow to get started.
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