
If your type’s sized in px or viewport units (vw, vh, vmin), it ignores users’ font-size prefs. Use relative units! twitter.com/nicewebtype/status/7…
If your type’s sized in px or viewport units (vw, vh, vmin), it ignores users’ font-size prefs. Use relative units! twitter.com/nicewebtype/status/7…
“…choosing to disable JavaScript is far from the only reason a user’s browser might not run it.”
Damn. Pew Research’s Internet Project—one of my favorite things—has a lovely new responsive site: pewinternet.org/
(via @jungshadow)
At times, it feels like many of our challenges stem from treating “accessibility” and “performance” as somehow separate from “web design.”
Data URIs found to be slow, especially on low-powered devices? Say it ain’t so: mobify.com/blog/data-uris-are-sl… /via @brianleroux
“[Rather] than replacing media consumption on digital devices, people who go mobile are getting news on all…devices.” — beep.fm/x/nd
@RWD
This is where @beep curates link-y things about responsive design. He also wrote two books on the topic: beep.fm/x/p2 and beep.fm/x/e7