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Tag Archives: web
1024×768
Screens with a 1024×768 resolution are a bit like Windows XP: there have long been better options, but they still remained the most often used screens on the web. That is, until now. Quite convinced it’ll keep on sticking around though, due to the iPad. Move Over 1024×768: The Most Popular Screen Resolution On The […]
Adobe Shadow Labs Release 2
This version of Shadow focuses primarily on the following: Local Host URL Support Adobe Edge Integration Improved workflows for sticky caches, HTTP Authentication Support and URL Monitoring Shadow – Labs Release 2 now available → Adobe Shadow on Adobe Labs →
Adobe Shadow
Adobe® Shadow is a new inspection and preview tool that allows front-end web developers and designers to work faster and more efficiently by streamlining the preview process, making it easier to customize websites for mobile devices. Pair your devices via the browser plugin and see all devices change sites whenever you change it on your […]
Basics of three.js
Great presentation to get one kickstarted into fiddling around with three.js Basics of three.js →
Web Typography for the Lonely
Web Typography for the Lonely is an ongoing collection of experiments and writings on web typography and the possibilities of standards-based web design. It aims to inspire the web community by pushing the boundries of what is both possible and practical in web standards in a manner that is compelling and exciting to the visually-minded […]
Against flags for language choice
A fine practical and realistic example (in Dutch) on why you shouldn’t use flags for language choice. Front tegen taalkeuzevlaggetjes →
Endless Forest
Endless Forest → (As seen at Fronteers ’11)
HTML5 Whiteboard Magnets
Great set of whiteboard magnets, created by Cameron Moll. Link to the .ai file is provided so that you can print ‘m yourselves on — didn’t know these dings existed — inkjet compatible magnetic sheets. HTML5 Whiteboard Magnets →
Using Dropbox as an automatic and free Web Publishing solution
In addition to having moved my mail to Google Apps for your Domain I decided to take it to the next level about a month ago by using Dropbox for storing both personal as professional (viz. 3RDS-related) data in the cloud. This decision made me more mobile than ever, as I can access any file, […]