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A blizzard of articles followed the release of a report by Flurry that says that the amount of time spent on mobile apps exceeds time spent on mobile and desktop web. Many are referring…
Shortly after it was announced in September 2007, Steve Jobs described the iPod Touch as “training wheels for the iPhone”. Those training wheels have served Apple well over the last four years. But I’m convinced…
Lyza and I got so much out of the last Breaking Development conference that we’ve decided to send everyone in the company possible to the next Breaking Development conference. The conference takes place…
Ethan Marcotte’s new book on Responsive Web Design is both not what I had hoped for and more than I had dared to imagine. First, let’s get my disappointment out of the way.
Lyza and I entitled the second chapter of our forthcoming book “Mobile First Responsive Web Design (RWD)”. Because this is a Head First book, we can’t simply explain the theory of Mobile First…
Many smart people have been revisiting John Allsopp’s April 2000 A List Apart article, Dao of Web Design, and finding inspiration in it. Last week I was honored to…
Why do you need a mobile web site? Because links don't open apps.
Lots of great stuff published over the last few days focused on responsive web design and mobile context. Unsurprisingly, I have quite a bit to say about these topics and will write more about them…
Mobile Portland is Monday, March 28th at 6 pm. Details and RSVP. I’m excited about Mobile Portland nearly every month, but this month’s topic is something I’ve been looking forward to for quite…
If you’re working on mobile web, the Breaking Development Conference is something you must attend. Here’s why. It is an intimate conference with one track focused on mobile web. That focus guarantees the conversations both…