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Intentional and Emergent Design Systems II
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A concept for a better web design tool
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13y ago
And don't bother replying because you clearly have more time for this than I have. You're just itching for an argument where there isn't one to be had, and it's clearly killing you because you keep coming back.
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13y ago
Jesus Christ...
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I find it amusing that you're happily sniping away while trying to appear all holier than thou. There's not much point in us discussing what isn't there anymore, it's just making my original point look irrelevant which y
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13y ago
Very clever, the ol' switcheroo. I'm not talking about the comments from genuinely confused people, I'm talking about the nastier snipes which seem to have conveniently disappeared after myself and others called them out on
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13y ago
And once again our community snipes, takes cheap shots and shows a complete lack of appreciation for the effort in a project such as this. If you have nothing of value to add, just keep quiet. Otherwise you can come across as a bit of a dic
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13y ago
A couple of things: * The side-swipe at Apple in the video for doing "one thing well" is a misleading statement. Apple build computers that do a lot of things, not just to enjoy music. * The sly dig at Apple product videos at th
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13y ago
http://bit.ly/167W0io
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Microsoft's design uses a mobile first approach with media queries and other techniques to make it a ubiquitous experience regardless of device. The others don't. That's why it looks the worst in an ancient browser, although it arguably loo
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I heard someone describe a non-malicious DDOS attack (in the case of high traffic) as a website being cuddled to death.
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I don't think it's about being close-minded, if you name a word suggestively close to something negative then you'll get negative associations with it. It's not rocket science. Imagine a condom brand named "Leakys".
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13y ago
Gut reaction: Trojita isn't far off Trojan. I think people will have issues with that.
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13y ago
1) Correct 2) Also correct, not sure why this is an issue 3) Their blog does have an RSS feed - http://blog.digg.com/rss do you mean an anchor link for subscribing? I can't recall I used one of those instead of the RSS icon in the address
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Using CSS for multilingual responsive web design
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14y ago
I use www.typecast.com for that. They have fonts from Google, fonts.com, Typekit, Font Deck and Web Type and allow searching and combining fonts across all libraries.
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14y ago
Not if you use media queries that look for resolution and pixel density to make appropriate adjustments. It all comes down to the implementation. Your example is a generalisation sir. I can give you plenty of fine examples of responsive web
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14y ago
Responsive design as a design system isn't at fault here. The article implies (indirectly) that it is.
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14y ago
Bad responsive design compromises usability - good responsive design applies itself to the context and enhances usability.
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Also: http://fribbble.com/
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Tinytype - showing the available default system fonts on different mobile OS's
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MQtest.io - a tool for identifying the media queries your device responds to
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14y ago
... in a lightbox!
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14y ago
For teh SEOS.
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14y ago
I should further clarify - my documented approach is for re-arranging layouts for small viewports in responsive web design so flexbox only kicks in for narrow widths. The approach the author demonstrates is for using flexbox in general.
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This is essentially the same idea as something I wrote a while back (compatible in iOS Safari, Android browsers etc) Demo - http://www.jordanm.co.uk/lab/contentchoreography Article - http://www.jordanm.co.uk/post/21863299677/building-wit