Progressive enhancement isn’t dead, but it smells funny
13 Oct Progressive enhancement isn’t dead, but it smells funny Posted October 13, 2016 by Nolan Lawson in Webapps. Tagged: progressive enhancement, pwa. 66 Comments Update: this blog post sparked a lively debate. You may want to read the responses from Laurie Voss, Jeremy Keith, Aaron Gustafson, and Christian Heilmann. Progressive enhancement is a touchy subject. It can be hard to discuss dispassi
Our best practices are killing mobile web performance – Web performance rules invented for desktop web access need to be revised for the mobile era.
molily Navigation Foreword Some years ago, web developer Nicole Sullivan gave an influential talk named Our (CSS) Best Practices Are Killing Us. Sullivan was one of the first who set up rules for predictable, maintainable, large-scale CSS. In her talk from 2011, Sullivan argues that CSS practices considered the best back then are actually holding us back. With OOCSS, she started a movement that ev
Grade components, not browsers | Filament Group, Inc.
Throughout the short history of the web, declarations of browser support have gone through a number of popular phases. Early approaches were often defined by exclusion, a la “best viewed in Netscape 4.†Thankfully, more inclusive ways to define browser support (like Yahoo’s Graded Browser Support, detailed below) helped move the web beyond a focus on individual browsers towards a broader cross-bro
How to Choose Website Color Schemes | Step by Step Guide [2020]
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Progressive enhancement is still important
About 5 years ago it felt like the progressive enhancement battle had been won, but after watching the reactions to Nicholas Zakas' "Enough with the JavaScript already" it seems all the old arguments are back with reinforcements. Well, I'm wearing my angry-pants and I'm ready for a jog down ranty lane. This is not about users without JS If you turn JavaScript off, you're going to have a tough time
Easy Readers
It’s sad to say goodbye… We have decided to close down Easy Readers. As of 31 December 2014, we will no longer be selling Aaron Gustafson’s international bestseller, Adaptive Web Design. Aaron is writing a second edition of the book, slated for release in late 2015. Keep an eye on Aaron’s blog and the Adaptive Web Design site for details. Aaron has generously published the entire first edition of
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