Twitter without Hashbangs
Remember when I linked to the story of Twitter’s recent redesign of their mobile site and I said it would be great to see it progressively enhanced up to the desktop version? Well, here’s a case study that does just that.
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Creating a Mobile-First Responsive Web Design - HTML5 Rocks
A great step-by-step tutorial from Brad on developing a responsive site with a Content First mindset.
Nielsen is wrong on mobile | Opinion | .net magazine
Josh responds to Jakob Nielsen’s audaciously ignorant advice on siloing mobile devices. Josh is right.
Nielsen says his research is based on studies of hundreds of mobile experiences, and I don’t doubt it. But because he’s finding tons of poor mobile websites doesn’t mean we should punt on creating great, full-featured mobile experiences.
The typography-out approach in the world of browser-based web design » Blog » Elliot Jay Stocks
An insight into Elliot’s current design process which highlights the advantages of designing in the browser when you take a content-first approach.