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Opera Developer News - How media queries allow you to optimize SVG icons for several sizes
One thing that seems to come up from time to time when talking about SVG is the apparent lack of a mechanism to make certain size specific adjustments. Typical use case is icon design, where you want to make sure the outline of the icon you're creating is always 1px, regardless of the icon being 16, 32 or 64 pixels in size. While at the SVG Open conference last week, I investigated how this problem could be solved, and found out that you can do this by using media queries inside the SVG file. Different widths set on the img tag pointing to the SVG file then will trigger different max-width/min-width media queries to be triggered. I've presented my findings during the lightning talks session at SVG Open, and have turned the talk into a YouTube video, which you can watch below.
andreasbovens  opera  svg  mediaquery  media  query  design  responsive  layout  mobile 
5 weeks ago by sunpig
ESPI at work: The power of Keynote | Edenspiekermann
I should start by saying I am by no means a Keynote ‘pro’ compared with many of our web team who could use it in their sleep. In fact, when I first started working at ESPI last July, I was very surprised to find out that designers were using Keynote for laying out presentations. My surprise turned to alarm when I found out that they were also using it as a design tool to build UI designs for websites and apps. It turns out that I was absolutely wrong. Keynote is an incredibly powerful design tool. Less then one year later, I now rarely (if ever) use InDesign to layout presentations, and I have started using Keynote almost exclusively for any web layouts I do. And not just UX wireframes, but full UI designs. On a recent project, I also used it for poster mock ups, banner designs and a bunch of other formats.
keynote  apple  presentation  design  layout  wireframe  prototype  tool  osx  graphic 
7 weeks ago by sunpig
» The EMs have it: Proportional Media Queries FTW! Cloud Four Blog
RT @lyzadanger: Oops. I just blogged on @cloudfour again, this time about em-based media queries:
lyzagardner  mobile  em  media  query  mediaquery  responsive  width  layout  zoom  css  design  frontend  webdev  cloudfour 
9 weeks ago by sunpig
Measuring and sizing UIs, 2011-style — CSS Wizardry—CSS, Web Standards, Typography, and Grids by Harry Roberts
For years we used pixels to lay out web pages. Then, not so long ago, we were dabbling with ems to make our pages elastic. Now, in 2011, most of us are adopting a responsive approach and using fluid grids and percentages.

These methods seem to have all happened sequentially, with us each time dropping the last. I’ve decided, though, that the best builds use aspects of all previous methods; fixed, elastic and fluid.
harryroberts  css  font  size  style  border  layout  line-height  rem  em  pixel  percentage  design  grid  visual  measure 
9 weeks ago by sunpig
LukeW | Multi-Device Layout Patterns
Through fluid grids and media query adjustments, responsive design enables Web page layouts to adapt to a variety of screen sizes. As more designers embrace this technique, we're not only seeing a lot of innovation but the emergence of clear patterns as well. I cataloged what seem to be the most popular of these patterns for adaptable multi-device layouts.
lukew  responsive  adaptive  layout  linear  column  navigation  design  css  mediaquery  pattern  from twitter
11 weeks ago by sunpig
Responsive News - Cutting the mustard
RT @brad_frost: Absolutely fantastic read about responsive web design and devices support: Related: ...
bbc  news  design  webdev  frontend  mustard  responsive  adaptive  layout  speed  js  javascript  amd  module  detect  browser  support 
12 weeks ago by sunpig
Announcing jQuery Mobile 1.1.0 RC1 | jQuery Mobile
Fixed position toolbars in jQuery Mobile 1.1 -- doing it right
jquery  mobile  jqm  js  javascript  webdev  frontend  layout  fixed  position  library 
february 2012 by sunpig
Height matters! – Anders M. Andersen
Show some love to the vertical; consider "max-height" as part of your media queries: (Especially for landscape mode!)
mediaqueries  media  query  vertical  horizontal  maxheight  max-height  height  width  landscape  portrait  tall  responsive  adaptive  design  layout 
february 2012 by sunpig
Redefined | Trent Walton
RT : "The largest and most exciting part of the design process now happens in the browser" great read by ...
trentwalton  responsive  adaptive  design  pixel  proportion  layout  mediaquery  webdev  html  css  from twitter
february 2012 by sunpig
Responsive Advertising| Mark Boulton
@krijnhoetmer @ppk @stephenhay It would be awesome if you could get someone from the Ad industry to speak at Mobilism:
markboulton  responsive  advertising  ad  industry  layout  adaptive  mpu  mmu  unit  size  web  webdev  webcommerce  financial  revenue  package 
november 2011 by sunpig
Pragmatic responsive design
Wholly awesome, Batman! "Pragmatic Responsive Design" presentation by @yiibu MUST READ for mobile.
pragmatic  responsive  design  adaptive  layout  width  media  query  server  yiibu  bryanrieger  stephanierieger  css  breakpoint  webdev  mobile 
november 2011 by sunpig
Crap! It doesn't look quite right, or, how I learned to stop worryi...
"Crap! It doesn't look quite right, or, how I learned to stop worrying and set my mobile web sites free" by @lyzadanger
lyza  responsive  web  design  fluid  control  webdev  layout  html  content  mobile  devie 
november 2011 by sunpig
Fixed Positioning in Mobile Browsers | Brad Frost Web
"Take a step back and understand why you need fixed positioning in the first place." YES @brad_frost
bradfrost  fixed  positioning  overflow  scroll  webdev  design  layout  adaptive 
november 2011 by sunpig
Adactio: Journal—Clarification
Jeremy Keith on web, mobile, devices, context, design: (MUST READ)
context  responsive  webdesign  webdev  jeremykeith  adactio  mobile  web  layout 
march 2011 by sunpig
Adactio: Journal—Context
Jeremy Keith on web, mobile, devices, context, design: (MUST READ)
context  responsive  webdesign  webdev  jeremykeith  adactio  mobile  web  layout 
march 2011 by sunpig
YUI 3 Grids are Dead Simple - goer.org
"YUI 3 Grids are Dead Simple" by @evangoer: (I ♥ YUI)
yui  yui3  grid  layout  positioning  library  css  html  frontend  webdev 
october 2010 by sunpig
A List Apart: Articles: Prefix or Posthack
RT @meyerweb: A new ALA article by yours truly, "Prefix or Posthack":
ericmeyer  css  vendor  browser  prefix  hack  boxmodel  layout  experimental  implementation  compatibility  xbrowser  web  technology 
july 2010 by sunpig
Advanced CSS Styling and the CannyBill redesign project | For A Beautiful Web
"It’s not everyday that I get to work with a client that completely gets why it’s important to push the progressive enrichment boundaries by using HTML5 and the kind of advanced CSS styling that I teach at my workshops. Luckily, the CannyBill team do more than get it. I’d like to share a little of the HTML5 and CSS that I’m using for this project."
andyclarke  html  css  style  advanced  web  design  layout  semantics  forabeautifulweb  html5 
october 2009 by sunpig
Prices and plans design patterns | For A Beautiful Web
"Although like many designers, I am often driven by the desire to create something different and to avoid following what others have created, I have begun to realise that in some situations, following a tried and tested pattern or convention can benefit a person's experience of a design and therefore help the company I am designing for achieve their goals. Conventions can be used as a starting point for design and a platform for innovation. 37Signals and in particular their Basecamp product site and sign-up process are what I consider to be the benchmark in this area. Their pricing and sign up page has become the standard that others have followed, as you'll see if you look at the examples featured by Györay Fekete."
andyclarke  forabeautifulweb  pattern  price  plan  pricing  choice  design  layout  abtest  html  redesign  cannybill  basecamp  example 
october 2009 by sunpig
zomigi.com » Why browser zoom shouldn’t kill flexible layouts
"Now that all the major browsers include the ability to zoom the entire page layout, rather than just increase text size, are liquid and elastic layouts obsolete? Can’t we just use fixed-width layouts and let the user zoom them if needed? The answer to that question depends on whether browser zoom solves all of the same problems than liquid and elastic layouts solve, and I don’t think it does."
zoemickleygillenwater  browser  zoom  layout  css  flexible  elastic  line  readability  usability 
june 2009 by sunpig
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