I would argue you should design for your audience first. Look at analytics and see what your audience is using. #aea

Hex, rgb, hsl – they’re all the same to me #aea

Don’t tie your markup to your visual design. #aea

If you want to change the background colors of rows, do tr.odd td. IE doesn’t like adding bg colors to tr elements #aea

The job of a front end developer is to constantly ask “what if” and design for those situations. #aea

CSS seems really hard to present. Easier to learn by playing around. Mediaquieries and nth-child look like awesome tools #aea

Clean markup good. IE specific libraries… BAD. #aea

Press button receive bacon #aea

Can you imagine Apple with a different looking site in different browsers? I don’t. #aea

Hyperlinks seem inspired by footnote reference, HREF #aea

What would a romantic web design trend look like? #aea

Optothorp #aea

Access for all. That’s what web design is all about. #aea

Ajax = unicorns #aea

russellheimlich.com/frontend-tip… Ems are friends. #aea

Was that a towel bong? #aea

Amen to the underscore hack. I use it all the time. #aea

Looking to meet some #aea peeps. I’m the guy with a shirt featuring a guy punching a bear. Come say hi.

Styling ID is great for setting up columns. #aea

Today was awesome at #aea and i get to do it all again tomorrow. Woopie.