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Responsive WebDesign
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Responsive Web Design: inspiration, tutorials, media queries, etc.
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We've found that most third-party carousels available online fall short of these requirements in one way or another, so we built our own, and recently made it public for others to use as well.
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One of the trickiest parts to be responsified on a website is “the Navigation”, this part is really important for the website accessibility, as this is one of the ways visitors jump over the web pages.
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SelectNav.js is a lightweight (1.5kb), library agnostic JavaScript for creating responsive drop down navigation menus. It lets you convert your website navigation into a select drop-down menu.
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Why JavaScript libraries are keeping us from a good mobile experience Responsive (or RWD) is the new black. Every designer is talking about it and every company wants it.
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A responsive image technique leads to some nostalgia for the early days of web development.
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Responsive Img swaps out an image's src attribute based on its container's width when the DOM is ready and when the browser is resized.
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Learn how to make your Google AdSense ads responsive with JavaScript. The appropriate ad unit will automatically get served based on the width of the visitor’s browser.
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We developed these two JS plugins to meet the challenges of responsive webdesign in a recent project. You might find them useful as well.
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Hybrid responsive web design does not aim to create solutions for the mobile web, the desktop web, the tablet web, the smartTV web. It aims to create solutions for the responsive web. Each project should be evaluated to see which techniques will be the most benefical, not only to your clients, but also to their users.
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Jeremy Keith recently posted a great article about using conditional CSS to add properties to the page that are enumerable in Javascript. Jeremy uses the :after psuedo property on the tag to add information about the current viewport
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This post isn’t strictly about responsive design but hopefully it’ll give you some insight into how you can optimise your JS to help support the goals of a responsive site.
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This tutorial looks at how rich JavaScript widgets can be made responsive in order to improve the user experience of mobile visitors to your website...
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Responsive web design is making a positive and lasting impact to the web as we know it. Along with most change comes new scenarios. I think it’s safe to say that supporting a flexible viewport is at the top of the list.