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Josh goes through the talking points from the recent Responsive Summit he attended. Sounds like it was a great get-together.
Archive: February 26th, 2012
A better responsive image format - Stuff in my head
Here’s a new angle on tackling the responsive image problem: what if the file format itself could specify multiple image sizes?
» 24 February 2012, baked by Ben Ward @ The Pastry Box Project
A beautiful reminder from Ben of the scale-free nature of the web.
We must recover our sanity where 100 million users does not represent the goal criteria of every new service. We must recover the mindset where a service used by 10,000 users, or 1,000 users, or 100 users is admired, respected, and praised for its actual success. All of those could be sustainable, profitable ventures. If TechCrunch doesn’t care to write about you, all the better.
If you are fortunate enough to work on your own product, with your own idea, and build it, and ship it, and reach enough people willing to sustain you financially for that immense amount of work, you should be applauded. You have poured in inordinate effort, and succeeded in making something that improved lives.
Responsive Design: Why You’re Doing It Wrong | Design Shack
A rallying cry for a content-focused—rather than device-focused—approach to responsive design. Despite the awful title and occasionally adversarial tone, this article is making a very good point about being future friendly.
Webstock: Jeremy Keith | Flickr - Photo Sharing!
I love these sketchnotes from my presentation at Webstock.
