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TweetI love new web technology. I love shiny new elements, api’s and css styles. I anxiously wait for them to reach enough browser support so that I can use them on client work. Nevertheless, even when a web technology seems … Continue reading →
TweetIdea Realification is about taking what’s in your head and making it happen. I am not claiming to be the world’s foremost expert on this topic, but I have managed to release quite a lot of projects over the last … Continue reading →
TweetYesterday, I released Extra Strength Responsive Grids, the latest open source project from the devs at Draftfcb Chicago. It was a collaborative effort between myself, Tim Svensen and Andrew Pulley. Some of you may be thinking, “Just what the world … Continue reading →
Tweet1/15/2013 Update – Another SuperScrollorama site, Zipper Galleria has won an Awwward The Awwwards are awards for design, creativity and innovation on the Internet, which recognize and promote the best web designers in the world. Every day, I take a … Continue reading →
TweetMy list of in-my-spare-time projects that I’ve released last year: Scrollorama What The Heck Is Responsive Web Design Scrolldeck Scrollorama2: SuperScrollorama Are You A Brogrammer? BigVideo.js Channel of Awesome Responsivator! stacktable.js And it is looking very good for 2013 (already …
TweetWhen you love what you do for a living, a great thing to do is never stop getting better. For a web developer, the best way to get better is to work out in the open, for all the world … Continue reading →
TweetThere are a lot of snippet organizers, but for me, the Github Gist is the best. I love making gists. Like this handy snippet for tracking outbound links in Google Analytics: Or get random array item: And more. Basically, any … Continue reading →
TweetThere are some cool new updates to SuperScrollorama, courtesy of Austrian art director and developer Jan Paepke. From his email to me: I implemented these new features (the defaults always reflect how the original version would react): new Option “triggerAtCenter” … …
TweetIt seems like everybody working on websites these days is experimenting with various responsive web design approaches. There’s the Filament Group’s Compressive Images. There’s Luke W’s relentless exploration of mobile ui patterns, the pace of innovation. You have Brad Frost’s … …
TweetResponsive Web Design is pretty darn cool, but it is hard sometimes for people to wrap their heads around it. Whether you are trying to share a cool responsive website or do a creative review, telling people to change their … Continue reading →
