The only way this makes sense to me is if Joe thinks users care about “native”, and believes Android/iOS are good dev experiences. Ohrly?

“Create a service experience around what you publish and sell. Whatever “customer service” means when it comes to books and authors, figure it out and do it. Do it in partnership with your readers. Turn your readers into members. Not visitors, not subscribers; you want members. And then don't just consult them, but give them tools to consult amongst themselves”

Muddling Through the Mobile Web - from @mobilismconf is now available on @slideshare... #mobilism #mobile #web #design

RT @j9t: 1 link: .

swanky

a nice jaunt down history lane

first page on the interwebs (a doctype away from valid HTML5)

TBL comes up with <section> and HTML5’s outlining algorithm in 1991

“This document was an attempt to persuade CERN management that a global hypertext system was in CERN's interests. Note that the only name I had for it at this time was "Mesh" -- I decided on "World Wide Web" when writing the code in 1990.”—TBL

Web App Store (WSA)

HTML5, ARIA Roles, and Screen Readers in May 2010 — Research — Accessible Culture

HTML5, ARIA Roles, and Screen Readers in May 2010 #web

overview of creative ways to improve form design & how mobile browsers are also improving ux

#1: Be Narrow
#2: Be Different
#3: Be Casual
#4: Be Picky
#5: Be User-Centric
#6: Be Self-Centered
#7: Be Greedy
#8: Be Tiny
#9: Be Agile
#10: Be Balanced
#11 (bonus!): Be Wary

Twitter client using HTML5 APIs and CSS3. Password antipattern & overenthusiastic login, but interesting code

collaborative development environment for developers to develop fully-interactive, stand-alone, downloadable SmartPhone applications in HTML5, CSS3 and Javascript

web type junkies: check out the very useful (demo using Georgia: ) #web #type

Templates to test the rendering of web fonts for comparison purposes

いいセンスだ　RT @mrshiromibm: HTML5 と CSS3 で 死にたい #web #css