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Here’s Anna Debenham with an excellent deck about browsers on game console browsers. Absolutely great stuff.

I didn’t know Homage, one of my favorite t-shirt websites, went responsive. Throw another e-commerce example on the pile.

Brad and Dave and I were sitting around after InControl talking about design patterns that hadn’t been explored as much. Dave mentioned “Search with Filters” as an example. There can be quite a lot of UI involved in a search […]

This is pretty much the coolest thing ever. Illustrator Nozzman took my Death to Bullshit talk and illustrated it. It’s beautiful!

I’m really really really excited for Artifact Conf. I’m as excited as I was for the first BDConf. Here’s why. Before the first Breaking Conference, a lot of ridiculously smart people thinking about a lot of important things regarding the […]

I’ll be doing a full-day responsive web design workshop at iA Summit in Baltimore on April 3rd. I’m super excited to dive in deep to a lot of the challenges around responsive design, and I’m also super excited to see […]

When people use the word “mobile” Are they talking about device type, small screens, low bandwidth, device capabilities or people in the park? Great read about how the words we use influence the direction things go.

This is some clever shit from Marko Dugonjić (@markodugonjic). The camera detects how close your face is to the screen and adjusts the font size accordingly. While maybe not the most practical thing in the world, it certainly gets you […]

This is a novel (and bizarre) approach to responsive layouts. Instead of using percentages, it uses rem units. Here’s an example of it in action. I’m not a fan of relying so heavy on Javascript to handle layout, and I’m […]

Here’s some great advice from Trent Walton. Consider responsiveness from the beginning, shift your mentality and your process, and rethink every aspect of how you approach content, design and development.

Nicholas Zakas discusses the dangers of relying on Javascript to make non-link, non-button elements interactive. If you expect the user to interact with something, then you need to use either a link or button.

Aaron Gustafson wrote a cover feature for Net Magazine rounding up a great many responsive navigation patterns. See also: Responsive Navigation Patterns and Complex Navigation Patterns for Responsive Web Design

Web performance maven Joshua Bixby provides a roundup of resources to check out to learn more about site performance.

This looks like a great tool from Microsoft to help developers wrestle legacy versions of IE.

I had a great time talking about process, the importance of project managers, responsive design and diamonds on the Breaking Development Conference podcast.

Great post by Bret Jankord about the meaning of popular terms that get flung around a lot: progressive enhancement, graceful degradation, Mobile First, responsive web design, RESS and more. This clarification is extremely welcome as I see a whole lot […]

A wonderful, in-depth look at the Polygon design process. In case you didn’t know Polygon is one of the best instances of a responsive design out there. Beautiful, pretty fast all things considered, and chock full of really great content. […]

So apparently my name is Brad Forest now. Regardless of the translation typo, I’m thankful that Paul talked about my Creating a Mobile-Frist Responsive Design on HTML5 Rocks as a good read to learn more about creating considerate responsive experiences.

A good look behind the curtains at one of the largest mobile sites on the planet. Lots of nice little takeaways here, but the real takeaway is that there’s no silver bullet to device diversity.