Some clarification
I’d like to just clear up a few small points just in case there is some misunderstanding.
I’d like to just clear up a few small points just in case there is some misunderstanding.
In which I permit myself a moment to gloat about liquid layouts.
Liquid layouts… no, wait, come back!
It looks like a well-worn chestnut is being resurrected in web design circles (if I may horribly mangle my metaphors).
Good design doesn’t draw attention to itself. Really good design is invisible.
Reports of the death of liquid layouts have been greatly exaggerated.
On the off-chance that you’ve spent the last few days living under a rock, let me be the first to tell you that A List Apart has been redesigned.
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Say it with me.
Andy Clarke has resurrected the always topical issue of fixed width vs. liquid layouts. This is something that also arose on the Brighton New Media mailing list last week.
Help yourself to a rich serving of web dev resources.
Isn’t it high time we started using CSS to its fullest?
Oozing liquid goodness.
An awards ceremony that means a damn.
Offline could be the new normal.
Responding to responsiveness, as prompted by MacUser UK magazine.
Liveblogging Ethan’s talk at An Event Apart in Boston.
Suddenly everybody is spring cleaning their websites.
Pete has made some nifty little additions to his site. He’s added some toggle-able layers for his music and his photos (the Listening and Flickr links, respectively). They’re kind of like Dunstan’s panorama information panel. Very nice.
Enhance your website, progressively.
It’s a wide, wide web.
Design iterations over eight years.
All of this has happened before. All of this will happen again.
Clarifying the problem space of responsive web design.
Let’s get together and feel alright.
Liquid vs. fixed has been omitted. We regret the error.
My favourite to-do list app gets an update.
Call yourself a web designer?
Behind the scenes of the latest Clearleft site.
Voices that natter.
Liveblogging a talk by Gavin Bell at XTech 2008 in Dublin.
How a badly implemented feature made me scared to search.
London yesterday, London tomorrow… I’ve turned into a commuter.
A whirlwind weekend of geeky goodness in Brighton.
Technorati redesigns in a rigid kind of way.
Not everything is black and white.
Jessica’s site has undergone a transformation.
The countdown begins. I’ve finished writing my book. It’s being hammered into shape at the print foundries as we speak. It should hit the shelves by the middle of September.
Quote of the day comes from Nick Finck:
3D Pong.