Lamb with dukkah and pomegranate seeds.
Archive: January 8th, 2015
Some thoughts on “designing in the browser” | The Haystack
An important clarification from Stephen:
You don’t actually design in the browser
When I speak of designing in the browser, I mean creating browser-based design mockups/comps (I use the terms interchangeably), as opposed to static comps (like the PSDs we’re all used to). So it’s not the design. It’s the visualization of the design—the one you present to stakeholders.
Exactly!
Personally, I think it’s as crazy to start in the browser as it is to start with Photoshop—both have worldviews and constraints that will affect your thinking. Start with paper.
Sass Guidelines
Advice for writing Sass. I don’t necessarily agree with everything, but on the whole, this is a solid approach.
It’s worth bearing Chris’s advice in mind.
Watching @CarolineLucas get interviewed outside the @Clearleft HQ.
After a morning of dark torrential downpour, the sun has come out, shining on the gleaming rain-washed streets to create a powerful glare.
About to tuck into a lovely toasted cheese and pastrami sandwich.