Max CSS
I like this suggestion. If you’re using minified CSS in production, it would be a nice gesture to have an easily-discoverable unminified version for people to view source on.
Link archive: September 20th, 2012
No Evidence of Disease (Idle Words)
Quite a story.
CSSquirrel : Game Break | opinions and news on web design by Kyle Weems
Hey look; Anna’s in a CSSquirrel comic! And for good reason: Kyle is as impressed as I am with Anna’s research into browsers on gaming devices.
There’s also a call for more community device labs. I approve.
DOM Enlightenment
This looks great! It’s a CC-licensed book by Cody Lindley (whose work I’ve admired for many years) aimed at teaching DOM Scripting for modern browsers. You can read the whole thing online or wait for the paper version from O’Reilly.
If all your JavaScript currently consists of writing jQuery plugins, I highly recommend you read this.
Responsive Measure: A jQuery plugin for responsive typography
Here’s something that Josh debuted at Smashing Conference: a script for responsive designs to adjust font-sizes based on a desired line-length.
Inevitably, it’s a jQuery plugin but I’m sure somebody could fork it to create a standalone version (hint, hint).
Geeks, Swords and the Snow Crash Movie: Neal Stephenson in Conversation | Tor.com
A really enjoyable interview with Neal Stephenson.
Playing with the future at the seams | Labs.info.nl
Yet another write-up of this year’s dConstruct.
dConstruct 2012 - a set on Flickr
A really great set of photos from this year’s dConstruct by Geri. Just look at the smile on my face!
dConstruct 2012 | Happy Famous Artists
A nice write-up of dConstruct that focuses on three ideas that were threaded throughout the day:
- Digital is about beauty and about layers,
- The power of play, and
- The interconnectedness of things through chance.