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I recently had the great opportunity to talk mobile web, future-friendly, qr codes and more with Christopher Schmitt (@teleject), Dave MacFarland (@davemcfarland), and Chris Enns (@ichris) on the Non-Breaking Space Podcast. I had a lot of fun so I hope you don’t hate it. Brad Frost on …
In Reset the Web, Stephanie Rieger (@stephanierieger) explains how mobile is just a glimpse into the very early stages of an entirely new digital ecosystem system. The web is less than 8,000 days old. What is the web actually for? Man as a tool maker has the ability to amplify our inherent …
In This Web Goes to 11, James Pearce (@jamespearce) demonstrates how device and network APIs can take the mobile web to a whole new dimension. The future looks awesome. The Current Mobile Web World The web was bound to escape from the desktop and was meant to be carried with us wherever we went. …
In Resonance: A Mobile Design Ethos, Brian Fling (@fling) explains how to create meaningful mobile products that have the power to change people’s lives. I unfortunately got to the session a bit late because lunch ran over. Here are my notes I caught: Great ideas and innovation aren’t …
In Rolling Up Our Responsive Sleeves, Ethan Marcotte (@beep) discusses how to work through many of the challenges that arise in the responsive web design process. Chaos was the law of nature; Order was the dream of man. -Henry Adams Transitions are important. When you can’t compare your …
In Context Bloody Context, Cennydd Bowles (@cennydd) gets specific about the blurry, gray-area beast that is mobile context. Context isnt just about the here and now, it’s about the physical, digital and social structures that surround an experience. During a football game biased referees, …
In Here Be Dragons: Mobile Web and the Enterprise, Matt Menzer (@menzer) discusses the many challenges of creating mobile web experiences for large organizations and brands. This is a topic I can surely relate to. The Current Landscape Jakob Nielsen’s recommendation to build a separate …
In The Mobile Frontier, Richael Hinman (@hinman) explains how mobile is transforming the world and how we should embrace mobile as its own unique medium instead of simply translating traditional computing methods. Mobile is the wild west. Mobile has hit the mainstream and everyone has ideas for …
In The Immobile Web, Jason Grigsby (@grigs) discusses the next frontier: web-enabled televisions. Nobody ever said they wanted a smart TV. They all say they want Netflix on their TV. 88% of tablet owners and 86% of smartphones use their devices while watching TV. Apple’s TV solution has the …
In Responsive Design Workflow, Stephen Hay (@stephenhay) talks how we have to adapt our workflow as well as we adapt our experiences. The landscape has changed, but our workflows have not. We need to change that. Updating Photoshop documents for web designs is immensely inefficient, especially …
I am a mobile web strategist and designer at R/GA, front-end developer, musician, and artist in NYC/Brooklyn. http://www.bradfrostweb.com
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