Image-y nation
A responsive image technique leads to some nostalgia for the early days of web development.
A responsive image technique leads to some nostalgia for the early days of web development.
Read the transcript of my talk from An Event Apart 2010.
Seven years of audio goodness gathered together in one place.
A mobile-first approach to UA-sniffing.
The transcript of the audio of the video of the talk from Build.
Archiving a special mention by the greatest archivist of them all.
How I wish that conference audio were as widespread of conference video. Speaking of which, I’ve transcribed my talk from the Update conference.
Responsiveness in the second dimension.
Progressively enhancing form fields.
From another world.
Want to join me on a horse ranch in the Rockies?
A Christmas letter.
I left my Event Apart in San Francisco.
The internet never forgets to think that the internet never forgets.
Tidying up some code I used in a 24 Ways article.
I had fun at Build in Belfast but alas, I didn’t make it to Science Hack Day in San Francisco.
Agreeing and disagreeing with Divya.
A future-friendly approach to mobile-first responsive design.
New Amsterdam.
Reading in the sky.
I cried too.
I travelled. I talked.
Happy birthday to this.
Documenting the infinite loop between science fiction and reality in digital art, cinema and gaming.
Smart defaults are important, especially when it comes to server-side sniffing.
This. This is how we should build for the web.
The Breaking Development conference was the perfect platform for discussing all things mobile.
Greetings from Nashville, or possibly space.
Annoying iOS developers for fun and for serious.
All the fun of the Maker Faire.
dConstruct 2011 was great …in my opinion.
Combining responsive design with CSS table layout to rearrange the display of content and navigation.
Putting content first by combining responsive design with the CSS3 flexible box layout module.
Is it not strange that sheep’s guts should hale souls out of men’s bodies?
Our collective creativity, no matter how ugly, is worth preserving.
Waiting for the deletionist axe to fall.
I’m preparing a workshop for dConstruct on responsive design.
A look back and a look ahead.
The dream of independent publishing is alive in Portland.
Conferences in the UK.
One of these things may just change your life.
There’s a book I want you to read.
The web is agreement.
Everything new is old again.
Five weeks ‘till Brighton goes type mad.
Listen in to a conversation I had about responsive web design.
Missing Grant McLennan.
Failing to explain what made An Event Apart in Boston so special to me.
Hyperlinks of digital preservation.
Liveblogging Jared’s talk at An Event Apart in Boston.
Liveblogging Ethan’s talk at An Event Apart in Boston.
Liveblogging Luke’s talk at An Event Apart in Boston.
Liveblogging Veerle’s talk at An Event Apart in Boston.
Liveblogging Whitney’s presentation at An Event Apart in Boston.
Liveblogging Jeffrey’s opening talk at An Event Apart in Boston.
In which I repeatedly hammer home the point that it’s all about the content.
I for one welcome our new voice-activated algorithmic overlords.
My travel report.
For all the faults with its digital books, this little device is proving its worth.
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Lazy responsiveness or responsive laziness.
Another way of ensuring Internet Explorer gets your layout styles.
Solving that pesky Windows Phone 7 problem.
An excellent night of narrative exploration in Brighton.
Attempting to patch a bug in Mobile Safari.
Gathering many design principles into one document.
Revisiting the origins of the internet.
A follow-up on responsive web design.
Clarifying the problem space of responsive web design.
The fine print.
SxSW is Soylent Green.
Brighton to Illinois to Texas to Florida to Oregon to Washington to Brighton.
Care to place a wager?
When is an explanation not an explanation?
Don’t fear responsive design; embrace it.
How hash-bang URLs violate the robustness principle.
The difference between being on the web and being archived.
The BBC is planning to delete 172 websites.
We are dark stardust, we are golden, we are puppets.
Get your Huffduffer fix down the phone line, thanks to Tropo .
My name is Jeremy and I am a URL fetishist.
My first book has been updated (though not by me).
An oEmbed nip here, a responsive design tuck there.
The Pembertonisation of my bookmarks: I’m hosting my own.
Let’s get together and feel alright.
Liquid vs. fixed has been omitted. We regret the error.
An advent calendar for fonts, complete with responsive layout.
Turning NASA transcripts into hypertext jewels.
From the lowlands of Holland to the coast of California.
Oh, the humanity!
A responsive refresh of adactio.com that takes progressive enhancement to the next level.
Giving the UX London site some extra flexibility.
Responsive web design is about more than just media queries.
Whacky and wonderful JavaScript experiments.
Keynoting at Drupalcon.
Back in blog.
Our civilisation needs to hit Ctrl+S.
The times, they are a-changin’.
From Web Directions @media to Science Hack Day.
Call yourself a web designer?
This is the plain vanilla look.
Hand-picked highlights from the archive.
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