Arguments for opening links in a new tab or window
A significant percentage of web professionals believe that opening outbound links in new tabs or windows provides a benefit to site owners. Why?
Sharing what we learn about the responsive web, Page 5
ImageEngine Deserves a Second Look
ImageEngine may be the easiest way to implement responsive images and is worth considering when you’re looking for a solution that will get you 80% of the way to optimization with minimal effort. They have a new free developer tier you should try out.
Modernizing Your Application: Where to Begin
Upgrading a legacy application can seem daunting. This series will guide you through the process, highlighting strategies for a smooth transition without disrupting your current operations.
Will your web app stop working on iPhones in March?
Apple is removing access to Home Screen web apps for all browsers including Safari. We talk to Bruce Lawson about what this means and what web developers can do about it.
The Possibility Bridge
A delightful metaphor from the world of game development.
Strategies for Legacy Application Modernization
In the latest episode of Fourcast, Jason and I dove headfirst into how to approach the seemingly herculean effort of updating and modernizing an old application. The First Step on a Long Journey…
Avoiding the Dreaded Perpetual Redesign
In the very first episode of our new Fourcast podcast, I sat down with Tyler Sticka, and we unpacked the often daunting world of legacy application redesigns. It’s a tale of fear, strategy, and…
Handling Death Gracefully in Digital Experiences
We’ve been dealing with our fair share of loss lately. And to make matters worse, we’ve encountered applications that handle death poorly and add to our pain.
How to Embed 3D Models on the Web
How do you embed 3D models in web pages? How do you do so without slowing down your site? We’ll review the file formats, 3D model viewers, user experience, optimizations, and proposed future web standards.
OpenAI, Napster, and iTunes
OpenAI’s use of copyrighted material and the lawsuits over are reminiscent of the Napster era of digital music. Could history repeat itself with Apple and the iTunes Music Store?