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- CSS3 Transitions Without Using :hover impressivewebs.com
With :active, :focus, :checked, :disabled and media queries.
- Sencha.io | Products | Sencha sencha.com
With Sencha.io Src don’t worry about scaling your image assets for the variety of mobile screens. Put a single high resolution image on your server, point your IMG tag to Src and let the cloud take care of the rest.
One to point out when the argument comes up next time.
- isolani - Web Standards: The Web Development Discipline isolani.co.uk
The browser support of your website must be directly correlated with your target audience. If it isn't, you are doing it wrong. If you still consider it to be a technical decision, you are doing it wrong. If you think that it is cost-prohibitive to support Internet Explorer 6, your development approach isn't conducive to the Web. You are doing it wrong.
- Wilto/Dynamic-Carousel - GitHub github.com
A carousel plugin built for responsive layouts.
- A List Apart: Articles: Smartphone Browser Landscape alistapart.com
Good basis for a testing platform.
- scottjehl/Respond - GitHub github.com
The light one. "A fast & lightweight polyfill for min/max-width CSS3 Media Queries (for IE 6-8, and more)".
A small collection of CSS & JS files that can help you rapidly develop sites that look beautiful at any size
- jQuery Proven Performance Tips And Tricks (Slides) addyosmani.com
Cheers, Scott!
- Document Outlines | HTML5 Doctor html5doctor.com
Old ground, worth covering again.
manifestR is a bookmarklet, which you drag to your bookmarks bar. Then, when you visit any page, you can click the manifestR button, and it will create an HTML5 appcache manifest file for that page.
- Avoiding common HTML5 mistakes | HTML5 Doctor html5doctor.com
"Unless the web fragments again, and it’s once more us against them, I think we’re on the road to efficient and productive normalcy. Which is great in almost every way except that it’s just not as fun. The web is on its way to becoming a commodity [...] I haven’t given up. I just wonder sometimes how long we’ve got before we all have to stop being hackers and be software engineers." What's next?
- Document Outlines | HTML5 Doctor html5doctor.com
A reference point for all designers creating BBC websites
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Repo for previous.
- Brain vs. Object Oriented CSS - Ryan Lazuka lazukars.com
- Google Web Fonts google.com
- Chromium Blog: Introducing Non-Admin Chrome Frame blog.chromium.org
Excellent: Chrome Frame no longer requires admin rights.
- The Wheels Of Steel: An Ode To Turntables (in HTML) schillmania.com
Pretty flipping amazing.
- AnythingSlider jQuery Plugin | CSS-Tricks css-tricks.com
- stubbornella/csslint - GitHub github.com
Aha! The missing tool.
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- The Shapes of CSS css-tricks.com
- On using h1 for all heading levels in HTML5 | 456 Berea Street 456bereastreet.com
"You can keep using h1-h6 in HTML5, but you can also choose to use only h1 elements for all headings and rely on the HTML5 outline algorithm to sort out the heading hierarchy. If you do this, however, you should be aware that currently there is very little support for the HTML5 outline in web browsers, screen readers and developer tools." Possibly not ready for production quite yet, then.
Another option.
Excellent, excellent article.
- A List Apart: Articles: Fluid Images alistapart.com
- LukeW | Netflix Makes Content the UI lukew.com
- Whoops and hashbangs « James Pearce tripleodeon.com
Interesting. Not so much for the hash-bangs, but more for the bit that goes: "This is the crux. We might all be using web technologies (HTML, JavaScript, CSS and the like), but in radically different architectural configurations, and best practices for some may not be good rules for others. What this touches on might be the primary root cause of the hashbang debate (if not also others): the web is being used in challenging and unexpected ways and we’re finding it hard to re-examine practices and principles that were intended for a different age."
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- Formly - The form glamorizer for jQuery thrivingkings.com
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- Styling ordered list numbers | 456 Berea Street 456bereastreet.com
- qTip2 - Pretty powerful tooltips craigsworks.com