Diigo Bookmarks 01/30/2013

2013年1月30日 著

• A List Apart 5.0 · An A List Apart Article

  "Putting the content first, and conceiving of its presentation by default as a fluid series of multi-device encounters, designer Mike Pick and developer Tim Murtaugh have delivered a high-impact, responsive reading experience with the virtues (but not the constraints) of great print design."

  tags: webdesign

• How to Order CSS Selectors, a Draft · Jens O. Meiert

  "In this document I’m proposing an order for selector and rule sorting, for anyone who has a need for more structure."

  tags: css

• APOD: 2013 January 29 - Apollo 16: Driving on the Moon

  "What would it be like to drive on the Moon? You don't have to guess -- humans have actually done it. Pictured above, Apollo 16 astronauts John Young and Charles Duke recorded video during one such drive in 1972, with a digital version now available on the web."

  tags: space

• Navigation in Lists: To Be or Not To Be | CSS-Tricks

  "And if we continue to use lists, why is it always an unordered list? I remember Ryan Singer going off on that one time. Doesn't it stand to reason that we chose the order of that list very deliberately?"

  tags: html

• Web standards aren’t just about HTML and CSS

  "Standards shouldn’t just be limited to HTML and CSS. They should also apply to other aspects of running a successful website. It falls to you as the website owner to establish these standards. "

  tags: webdesign

• The new rules of the responsive web | Webdesigner Depot

  "As the term moves from buzzword into a common part of every web design project, the way we work as web professionals needs to change."

  tags: rwd

• Using HTML 5.1 | The Paciello Group Blog

  "If you are an HTML author or developer – use the HTML 5.1 Nightly edition of the HTML specification."

  tags: html

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