I tried to write a post about Mobilism this weekend but I was a bit hung over. So instead I created a *semantically correct, responsive illustration of twenty balls* as a thank you gift for Mike Kus. http://vvg.gr/dk
Excellent article about the so called performance issue of HTML5. This issue does not exist. If people insist that it does, you can point them to this link. http://vvg.gr/de
The terms *responsive web design* and *adaptive web design* are both used, and for everybody they seem to mean something else. This is confusing. So I'm looking for a final definition and I could use your help. http://vvg.gr/dd
An interesting little post by Harry Brignull about the drunkard's search: the idea that we search for solutions on the wrong, easiest places. http://vvg.gr/dc
'If you want to teach people, make them understand the “why” and let them find their own “how”'. Great post by Chris Heilmann. I learnt my profession from people who took the time to explain, not by people who said I should use Sass. http://vvg.gr/db
I've been wondering lately if we really should test on *as many* devices as possible. Shouldn't we better try to test on *as few* devices as possible instead? Here are some thoughts about this question. http://vvg.gr/da
A fantastic article about how to create a typography prototype in the browser, which, according to Viljami Salminen, should be the first step in the visual design process. http://vvg.gr/cz
Steve Souders and his performance study keep amazing me. When does the browser clear the current screen after you click on a link? The answer should convince you to remove all scripts from the HEAD of your document. http://vvg.gr/cx
In this second part of a series about making web forms accessible, Roger Hudson shows us how to mark up required fields. I like to reverse things: only provide mandatory fields, and clearly mark up optional fields as optional. http://vvg.gr/cw
Forms are essential to the web and essential to many businesses. So it's essential that everybody can use them. In this first part of a series about making forms accessible Roger Hudson shows us how to properly label form fields. http://vvg.gr/cv
A great site for nerds who want to understand design better: This site will send you one design lesson a week. That's a nice pace, no hurry. But after a year you've followed more than 50 lessons, which is quite a lot. http://vvg.gr/cu
"Today I want to acknowledge the basic challenge we accept as web designers – laying out content in what can seem to be a formless space." The start of the wonderful talk by Owen Gregory on A Responsive Day Out. http://vvg.gr/ct
Performance is an integral part of web design. So how do you make sure that you don't become sloppy with it during the process? Setting a *performance budget* early on and sticking to it sounds like a solid solution. http://vvg.gr/cs