
Gazing at moonlander.seb.ly like it’s one big interactive screensaver.
Gazing at moonlander.seb.ly like it’s one big interactive screensaver.
Ramen.
Playing a game of “spin the sharpie” with @LotteJackson’s topics for @FrontEndNorth.
Jen tackles six aspects of web design that were true …but no longer.
- Everything must be a floating bar of soap
- Rectangles; only rectangles
- We can’t control the fold
- 12 columns is best
- We have to use a layout framework
- We are stuck in a rut because of RWD
Chrome is going to refuse to parse document.write
for users on a slow connection. On the one hand, I feel that Google intervening in this way is a bit icky, but I on the other hand, I totally support this move.
This keeps happening. Google announce a change (usually related to search) where I think “Ooh, that could be interpreted as an abuse of a monopoly position …but it’s for ver good reason so I’ll keep quiet.”
Anyway, this should serve as a good kick in the pants for bad actors (that’s you, advertisers) to update their scripts to be asynchronous.
Scribble’s hanging out in the @Clearleft office.