Responsive Design

Blair looks at the current stronghold that Chrome (Google) has over the browser market, how they got there, and why they’re such a tough force to disrupt. I especially like the ideas around what Firefox could be doing to help challenge this, and I for one will be happy to pay some money for the […]

I still don’t like AMP, but I do like the approach of showing the user that something is happening rather than just showing them a blank page while things are still loading. (I have nothing against the people working on AMP and their goal of making a faster web, I’m just against the use of […]

In 2019 I would encourage you to (I thought that demanding would come on a little too strong) to use both Flexbox and CSS Grid for your layouts in any project, be it a side project or working on a production site. What these frameworks can still offer is a series of common modules that […]

Another wonderful article from Tim where he takes a look at the save-data header. Someone was worried that when people enabled save data that they’ll get a worse experience, but this shows ways that you can still maintain a great experience while still honouring your brand and you user’s preferences.