Posts Tagged ‘Web Development’

shame.css – Putting All Your Hacktastic CSS in One File

CSS | Posted by Keefr May 1st, 2013

Been meaning to post this for awhile.

This is an interesting idea — not sure I’m on board with adding an http request just to motivate change down the road. That being said, it’s a neat concept, and possibly a good motivator.

shame.css – Putting All Your Hacktastic CSS in One File

Touch and Mouse: Together Again For The First Time

Web Development | Posted by Keefr March 29th, 2013

Interesting in-depth article on the unification of click and touch events. I sadly haven’t played with this as much as I would have liked by this point in time.

Touch and Mouse Together Again For The First Time

15 Websites To Test Your Codes Online

Web Development | Posted by Keefr February 5th, 2013

Nice list of online resources for testing your various coding languages and components.

15 Websites To Test Your Codes Online

Think Again: Assumptions About Mobile To Reconsider

Mobile, Web Development | Posted by Keefr January 31st, 2013

Nice article on revisiting pre-conceived notions regarding mobile and mobile development.

Think Again: Assumptions About Mobile To Reconsider

Five Ways to Simplify Responsive Design

Responsive Design, Web Design, Web Development | Posted by Keefr January 12th, 2013

Nice article on making it easier to attack responsive design — a process that we’d all like make simpler.

Five Ways to Simplify Responsive Design

Web Developer Checklist

Web Development | Posted by Keefr January 11th, 2013

Simple, but oh so useful — a checklist of everything that should be done for a site to successfully and efficiently launch. I don’t think I could have come up with a better list myself. Bookmarked for future use. Love it.

Web Developer Checklist

Hat tip, Bret.

Progressive JPGs: A New Best Practice

Web Design, Web Development | Posted by Keefr January 9th, 2013

Came across from this just after the new year. Images have always been the big glutton of web pages, and progressive JPGs is a good best practice going forward, as the title would suggest.

Progressive JPGs: A New Best Practice

Simple Tools for Front-End Developers

CSS, Web Design, Web Development | Posted by Keefr January 6th, 2013

Here’s a nice list of tools for front-end developers to save both a little time and effort:

Simple Tools for Front-End Developers

Is Your Website Mobile Compatible? 10 Free Ways to Check

Mobile, Web Development | Posted by Keefr January 3rd, 2013

Mobile is a must. Period. Here are ten different ways to check your web properties for mobile compatibility.

Is Your Website Mobile Compatible? 10 Free Ways to Check

How Fluid Grids Work in Responsive Web Design

Responsive Design, Web Design, Web Development | Posted by Keefr December 20th, 2012

Nice writeup on how you can work grids into responsive web design. I can’t say I’ve had much experience in doing this, but I am currently consulting on a project where we’re doing this.

How Fluid Grids Work in Responsive Web Design