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Last year, I wrote about the challenges of picking responsive images breakpoints and how I found it a nearly unsolvable problem. It has vexed me since. But I have a new idea on how…

I recently had the opportunity to work with a company that is moving to a responsive design and has over 800,000 images on their site. These images come from all over the world. I learned…

I recently did some research into the HTML that Facebook was using in the old version of its iOS app. More on that in a future post. In the meantime, I thought I’d share…

Over the last few weeks many more web developers and designers have become engaged in the conversation surrounding responsive images. On the whole, this is great news because the more people we have telling browser…

Bruce Lawson has great post today called What Users Want from Mobile, and what we can re-learn from them. I highly recommend reading it. Bruce quotes from a survey of mobile web users and…

Scott Jehl recently tweeted: I concur. A couple of months ago, I asked what you preferred as a solution for responsive images. At the time, I didn’t have a strong…

When it is AppleCoreMedia. Let me explain. I wrote recently about a quiz that we built that included HTML5 audio files. In addition to the volume problems already discussed, we encountered intermittent issues where…

WordPress 2.8 introduced some constants and bits and bots that nominally make certain kinds of compression of JavaScript and CSS possible. This post looks at JavaScript compression and explains what is possible, and what is…

Warning: Technical WordPress post ahead! Overview: Really Getting JavaScript Into the Footer Quoth the WordPress Version 2.8 feature list: – Improvements to the script loader: allows plugins to queue scripts for the front end…