Managing responsive designs is hard, so let’s use our <head> Here is what I believe is the best proposition yet for managing our responsive designs. This includes managing our CSS, JavaScript, and inline <img>’s. <head> <meta name=’case’ data=’breakpoint1′ media=’min-width:350px’ /> … Continue reading
WebP is awesome, far better compression than JPG or PNG etc. Modern browsers support it. But, we can’t use it at all until everyone uses a browser that supports it. Because there’s no way in HTML to do fallbacks for … Continue reading
There’s an issue with this that needs addressing. Currently there’s only ever one resource and so that’s what get’s downloaded. When we are adapting to the device’s capabilities, we’re generally doing so for performance reasons. However, when someone wants to … Continue reading
I’m loving the <picture> element proposal but I do see one problem with it in a practical sense rather than a functional sense: failing DRY principals. In a real world use I would imagine (and please weigh in on this) … Continue reading
