Zeldman's Web Design Manifesto 2012
Zeldman delivers this years most important piece on designing for the web and why you should experiment and exaggerate to make a point when designing your own site.
Our design process (in Swedish)
A post about our design process working with The Swedish Green Party’s new website.
The ITU predicts that in the next 18–24 months, mobile devices will overtake PCs as the most popular way to access the web.
— Stephanie Rieger (source: ITU)
Minimalicious testing in Ruby 1.9
I have written a little introduction to writing specs with the MiniTest framework that is bundled with Ruby 1.9, read the full post over at my blog →
The Select Menu Navigation Pattern
Andy Clark continues the discussion on select menu navigation and concludes: Let’s design something better. Totally agree, let’s!
Thoughts on Responsive Navigation
I’ve been thinking a lot about navigation in responsive designs lately, so when Brad Frost wrote Responsive Navigation Patterns a few days ago I thought I’d write down some thoughts on a couple of the methods he talks about.
Responsive Navigation Patterns
Great write-up of different techniques for navigation in responsive designs. We’ve mostly been using The Footer Anchor approach.
Sometimes the truth of a thing is not so much in the think of it, as in the feel of it.
— Stanley Kubrick (via John Gruber)
A place where people can search letters by type, place, era, style, anything: Glyphosaurus (glyphs + thesaurus + dino sauce). Built by Upstatement, read their blogpost about the project.
