Here's a simple jQuery plugin I've been using to swap the placement of HTML markup on the client-side based on screen size. It's called appendAround and you can get it on github courtesy of Scott Jehl of Filament Group. Here's an example use-case. Consider a responsively designed website...
I have been an advocate of removing Adobe Photoshop from the web design process workflow since 1996. Seriously: 1996. Let's face facts: fixed-canvas bitmap photo editing software suites for flexible digital development is the equivalent of using a bucket of roofing tar to wash your...
When people ask me about “what’s next in design?” I think about this problem of too much information. ...
Love the idea of bringing communities together! Nextdoor is the easiest way for you and your neighbors to bring back a sense of community to your neighborhood. Meet the neighbors. Finally, call that nice lady down the street by her first name. And know whom to call when her dog...
Another Chrome Experiment, this one in a similar vein to the Johnny Cash Project but built with web technologies like HTML5, CSS3, and SVG. The idea is to add to the previous artist by adding a few frames of animation. You have the ability to start...
It's sometimes hard to understand what a number represents that's why I was really struck by this simple study on prisonmap.com which lists satellite photos from google maps of 4,916 correctional facilities. When I hear the number 4,916 I'm not that blown away because I hear large numbers...
Leveraging Pinterest in the name of your brands is becoming ubiquitous; "Pin It to Win It" campaigns abound. We wanted to share three implementations which could spice up the way you think about your brand and its social channel outreach: Ruffled Blog's API Integration Third Mind integrated...
More adventures in storytelling: JessandRuss.us used the latest in HTML5 and CSS3 layering to tell a wonderful story about their romance and upcoming nuptials. Props to Russ Maschmeyer and Jessica Hische and their colleagues for a wonderful collaboration. Goodwork™ worthy, indeed. Remember folks, it's storytelling first....
I've always said...
Check out this new Microsoft project. It's an innovative way to approach software development. Instead of thinking of the development IDE as a glorified text editor, the code for a project is presented on a pannable 2d 'canvas', and completely changes the way code is...