What We Don’t Know | CSS-Tricks
This is a great encapsulation of what I’ve been banging on about at conferences for a while now: let’s stop pretending we know the capabilities, network speed or viewport size of a site visitor’s browser.
Link archive: October 26th, 2011
Aryeh Gregor on being an editor and the W3C process — Anne’s Blog
This encapsulates the difference between the WHATWG and the W3C: a concern for interoperability matched against a concern for procedure.
First Responder | Rob Weychert
Rob documents how he approached his first responsive design.
Follow the lives of four Londoners during World War 2 via Twitter – Network’43
A nicely-designed project to highlight everyday life in a three-week period in England in 1943 by imagining how four people would have used Twitter.
The trouble with font classifications | Clagnut § Design thinking · Typography
Richard would like your help. Take a few minutes to run through a card-sorting exercise to help classify fonts in a more meaningful way.
Jeremy Keith (adactio)
I’ve been using Tumblr to store interesting quotations (and cat videos). Findings looks like it could be a good alternative for the quotations (though less good for cat videos). The Kindle integration looks interesting.